For those interested: North America By Rail (my train travel photo website) has been totally rebuilt

[Hiawatha Pete]

For those interested, my train travel website:

"North America By Rail - A photographic land cruise across Canada & the United States"
( https://northamericabyrail.info/ )

has been totally rebuilt & revamped!

Much more user friendly - gone are the tiny little thumbnail pics, replaced by large images, so now it's simply a case of clicking the trip you'd like to see from the pulldown menus (Canada West, USA East, ect) and simply scrolling down to view the travelog, pics & videos.

Check it out if you'd like - hope you enjoy!

Cheers, Pete

(PS - stay tuned for the latest videos of our upcoming journey on VIA's Westbound Canadian & Amtrak's Eastbound Empire Builder)

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. My dear Hiawatha Pete!

What an amazing website you've created. It looks well laid out and easily navigated.

Some evening I'll spend my leisure time, looking through it. I know it will be wonderful.

Thank you!

[Hiawatha Pete]

3. No problem!

Thanks for the compliment & for checking out my website, California Peggy!

Best regards,

Pete

[Beatlelvr]

2. I just took the Canadian train

From Vancouver to Winnipeg in February. Then a tour up to Churchill for Northern Lights.
I must say, the train roomette was very small, maybe 4 by 7 or 8. The food was very good though. I never saw the Prestige section, which is probably luxurious!
The cars are old, could use some upgrading imo.
I'm thinking about a US cross country, or maybe eastern seaboard trip. Can you recommend a route?

[Hiawatha Pete]

4. My wife & I traveled in Prestige Class once, the link to that trip (pics & short video) is here:

https://northamericabyrail.info/a-trip-on-via-rails-canadian-2017-toronto-on-jasper-ab-banff-ab-vancouver-bc/

For Amtrak, I would recommend the California Zephyr route (Chicago-Emeryville) - best bang for your buck in terms of scenery.

Thanks for checking out my post!

[hwmnbn]

5. Wow, you've been everywhere...

What a wonderful way to spend your time!

Thanks for all the great photos, this seems like a labor of love.

But I'm sure there is a TON OF WORK to maintain this website, so thank you for sharing with us.

[Hiawatha Pete]

6. Thanks Hwmnbn - for the compliment & for checking out my post!

Best Regards,

Pete