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dan e 1980
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yesterday happened to be my fist time on a train (excluding subway). i was on the subway and said "fug it". i wanna try the GO train. i went far out of my way and went down to union station via the subway, bought a ticket (trip not planned waited about 25 mins for train) and then hopped aboard the GO.
i just have to say i loved it. i have always watched trains go by and been fascinated by them but it is a whole different feel to actually be on one.
i can't believe how much space is in a rail car. two friggen floors! i have known that there were two floors but didn't imagine the space. it's a very comfortable ride, smooth.
riding the rails gives you a whole new prespective about toronto and lets you see it from a, well, different prespective.
and the price? wow! only $3.45 from union to weston, not even a dollar more than the TTC. the speed? double wow! it only took a few minutes! taking a taxi to commute between weston and union would have cost a pretty penny and some time but the train did it in no time and for a few dimes.
people take these things everyday to get around, here i am just doing it for the fun.
i just have to say i loved it. i have always watched trains go by and been fascinated by them but it is a whole different feel to actually be on one.
i can't believe how much space is in a rail car. two friggen floors! i have known that there were two floors but didn't imagine the space. it's a very comfortable ride, smooth.
riding the rails gives you a whole new prespective about toronto and lets you see it from a, well, different prespective.
and the price? wow! only $3.45 from union to weston, not even a dollar more than the TTC. the speed? double wow! it only took a few minutes! taking a taxi to commute between weston and union would have cost a pretty penny and some time but the train did it in no time and for a few dimes.
people take these things everyday to get around, here i am just doing it for the fun.