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Hmph. Thats interesting. I am not sure about 2012 and all, but what I think you are getting at is what I was trying to deliver; the feeling of abandonment and loneliness. And yes those winters can be a bit unforgiving ;-) Thank you and I am excited you enjoyed my work! :-)

WELL!! "Obvious Talent," :blush: not sure about that, but I do appreciate the compliment. Didn't you think Antal Dorati's Five Pieces for Orchestra: II. Vergangenes (Yesteryears) went perfect with those chilling and stark images? It was fun to play around with it all. Thanks again!

Yes, somber indeed! And thank you very much for the compliment. It was one of my tougher trips and I just had to share it with others. Though it took me about a year to gather the strength to finally put something together! But I'm glad I did now!

Thanks so much! Means a great deal.

Here is my newest Amtrak movie : This was just put together using imovie on mac. Make sure the volume is up. St. Louis Gateway Transportation Station to New York Penn Station during the Winter of 2009. If you look at my other amtrak movie on the youtube account you can contrast the different...

Here is my newest movie. (Turn up volume!) St.louis to NYC during the winter

Great Blog Dan! I too had similar feelings of excitement and anxiousness about going long distance on rail. And I too took Lake Shore Limited, though the opposite direction and destination was New York. It really is fun isn't it! Not sure if you saw my video, but I made one of my travels: :lol:

St. Louis to Philly!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? No transfers up in Chicago?! O how I wish this was in the future plans of amtrak rather then their history! Please, someone tell me Amtrak is adding a new line! :unsure: :blink: :o

Hey all, went on a trip from STL to NYC, and got a roomette on the Lake Shore Limited line. So I decided to make a little movie. Hope you all enjoy.

Greetings travel mates, a few questions for those that are Chicago-know it alls, or have been in my shoes. 1. I will be traveling to Chicago with a layover and would love to find a classic/vintage/historic Diner, anything nostalgic? (You can also include historic/nostalgic places to visit...