My first train ride in USA
I already mentioned this, but I love my freedom. Living a child-free journey is so good.
Today, I went on a train ride. It was a 2-hour drive to get to the city, almost 2 hours of train ride, and 2 hours back home. There was no set schedule for lunch; we had a good breakfast, which helped us hold off on lunch until 4 pm.
I know how hard it is for a kid to endure a long drive and stay in a place without much to do, like a train ride. We enjoyed a nice view and peaceful time!
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