Riding the new Amtrak Cascades to Vancouver, BC, and back/ Meanderings by Mindy Stern
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“Can I help you with that?” a uniformed porter offered to hoist my carry-on bag up the stairs, then guided me into the coach car on an Amtrak Cascades train that would take me from Seattle’s King Street Station to Vancouver, BC. “Sit anywhere you’d like,” he advised. I picked a single seat at the very back of the train’s last car, and put my laptop and water bottle on the table separating me from two facing seats, only one of which was occupied. The train on this new Amtrak Cascades service had a “new car smell.” I marveled at the large, clean windows, and settled in for the four-hour journey…
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Riding the new Amtrak Cascades to Vancouver, BC, and back/ Meanderings by Mindy Stern
“Can I help you with that?” a uniformed porter offered to hoist my carry-on bag up the stairs, then guided me into the coach car on an Amtrak Cascades train that would take me from Seattle’s King Street Station to Vancouver, BC. “Sit anywhere you’d like,” he advised. I picked...
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Riding the new Amtrak Cascades to Vancouver, BC, and back/ Meanderings by Mindy Stern
“Can I help you with that?” a uniformed porter offered to hoist my carry-on bag up the stairs, then guided me into the coach car on an Amtrak Cascades train that would take me from Seattle’s King Street Station to Vancouver, BC. “Sit anywhere you’d like,” he advised. I picked...
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