Image provided by Tess Kincaid of Magpie Tales
Gone are the days
Of slowly traveling
Rocking back and forth
Today landscapes zip by
Reality reflections....
Only momentarily glimpsed
Too bad we lost the art of travel.
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Those days are gone indeed. Now we get crammed into sardine compartments with farty, germy air and we fly. I rode a train in Scotland once, a long time ago, and it was pleasant, but mostly because there weren't that many people on the train. :-( Nice write.
ReplyDeleteAnymore it's just hurry and get from point A to point B.
ReplyDeleteWhen we're on our boat and cruising down the river we've not lost our art of travel.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day honey. Big hugs to you and tons of scritches to Miss Lucy. ♥♥♥
I wholeheartedly agree...
ReplyDeletethe art of traveling...yes !!
ReplyDeleteWe sure are in a hurry these days. I quite like an overnight coach ride as dire as that may sound. I'm usually the only one awake but I enjoy the time to myself. Elbows and all!
ReplyDeleteI hope we haven't lost the art of travel because I'm hitting the road in a few weeks.
ReplyDeleteBigger Girl and Little Girl rode the City of New Orleans train to Chicago and back a couple of years ago. They loved it, and i've thought about taking train trips since. It actually is a nice way to go.
ReplyDeleteHow the landscape suffers for desrth of mythic beings , such is our haste and concentrated vision ...
ReplyDeleteSo true, right?
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Still it's possible... Just hop on the train,
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