The 21:22 train to Elsinore finishes off the #TrainCation in a complete lack of style. It’s worn out, grubby, and features an interesting array of empty cans on the floor.
Even so, it’s our regular train home and it feels right. Summary of the journey to follow from a proper keyboard at some point.
We made it to Hamburg with an hour to spare, now on the train to Copenhagen. No picture due to a last minute platform change.
We’ll get to enjoy a replacement bus service part of the way, though, because why not. #TrainCation
You’ve got to love #SNCB. Their online track information for Bruxelles Midi lists all trains as departing from track 0. The frequency of track change announcements also tells a story.
To be fair, my expectations were fairly low after following the travels of @jon , @quixoticgeek , and @moof for a few years…
People on the track in Belgium. This 300 km/h part of the trip is now a 40 km/h part. Stay off the track, people. #TrainCation
Edit: We’re apparently stuck outside the village of Silly. Seems appropriate.
Thomas A. Frederiksen