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I guess it depends on how long your cable is. :lol: But seriously folks... I've never had any experience with this but I'm assuming it will simply depend on your proximity to a station's broadcasting tower just like a TV at home. The barren area of of western Nebraska is likely to be the...

Nah, this poll is fine, especially for someone who hasn't been around this forum very long. I always have to laugh a little, though, that this topic just keeps coming up over and over again. I guess I'm not into the whole thing enough to really give a whit about one paint scheme over another...

Don't we have this poll EVERY month? :rolleyes:

Just what Seattle needs... B)

Well, I must admit this is pretty impressive. So, exactly what is the scene outside the right side of the northbound Coast Starlight at mile 698 between Chico and Redding, California? I hope to travel that way someday soon and I'm curious as to what I might see.

Yes, it was and it held that title for many years. seajay

Bill, I guess I kind of feel the same way. I'm away from the stresses and strains of my everyday life and I just get a huge thrill out of traveling along and seeing the countryside spread out before me and not having the cares of driving. Sure, traveling by train can be a real hassle sometimes...

Sorry but I'm afraid you'll just have to get by without those engine numbers. Unless, of course, I happen to walk by the engines and see the numbers and can remember them on Monday. :rolleyes: Is there a better place to relax than on a train? Actually, I've been to PNC Park in Pittsburgh...

I leave Chicago for Pittsburgh on The Three Rivers Friday night. I'll attend the Pirates-Phillies game at PNC Park on Saturday evening and catch the westbound Three Rivers right after the game. That schedule works out great. seajay P.S. While I will certainly appreciate any comments anyone...

Shops, restaurants, and even a hotel, I think. While it's sad it can't be teeming with railroad passengers, the fact that it is still being utilized (and very popular) is heartening. seajay

You've just proven my point. This has nothing to do with whether you're more observant than anyone (or everyone) else.

Does anyone know how long before the scheduled departure from Chicago (10:30 PM) The Three Rivers usually starts boarding? Specifically, what time they usually start with the sleeper passengers? Thanks! seajay

By the way, "irregar(d)less", misspelled or not, is not a word. (I guess, though, since it's not a word it can't be misspelled.) "Regardless" is what you want. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. :rolleyes: seajay P.S. You misspelled "mispelled", too. You're sure lucky I'm not one of your...

I'll be in Room 1 from Chicago to Pittsburgh and Room 5 on the return trip. I probably won't be watching it much, though, as I'll be sleeping most of those trips and will not want to waste the few available daylight hours watching TV. Thanks for the info, Alan! seajay

Thanks for these pictures. I will be riding Viewliner equipment for the first time in just over a week (Three Rivers) and appreciate seeing these. Where is the video screen located in the standard bedrooms? I couldn't see it in one of your interior pictures. seajay

Thanks for these pictures. I will be riding Viewliner equipment for the first time in just over a week (Three Rivers) and appreciate seeing these. Where is the video screen located in the standard bedrooms? I couldn't see it in your interior pictures. seajay

Don't forget to ask how much these burgers weigh... <_<

The report and pictures were enjoyable. However, the background, while attractive, does make it somewhat difficult to read. seajay

YES! :) seajay

How nice it must be to be you. Maybe you should be an engineer.