I'm on a train rn
Do you have trains in your country?
I'm on a train rn
Colton Bennett
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Julian Barnes
>Achually
Juan Thomas
Yes.
Where are you going?
Post more pics.
Ethan King
No
Brandon Robinson
Eskişehir🌈
Luke Myers
Love the view
Gabriel King
Yeah man
That view is so similar with the view I see on the train in korea
Carson Cook
Yeah, me liek trens
Leo Perez
Yes, we also have tigers and S-P-A-C-E
Alexander Jones
no trains in guam
Carson Russell
Y-yes
John Bell
yea but they're pre ww2 tech so it doesn't count
Jason Reyes
No, we don't have trains, sorry.
Ethan Jackson
This is the most common one where I'm from, they're slow and suck ass
That's why barely anyone takes the train, and fly instead. I hate the government because they increase taxes on gas/diesel and flying when there's no fucking viable alternative in the entire north of the country.
Charles Sanchez
Jackson Price
Yes, we do have trains.
Camden Wright
Yes, actually Germany is famous for its trains :^)
Xavier Murphy
I always thought Sweden would have very modern trains
Aesthetically that still looks nice though
Alexander Wilson
I wish we had trains, then I could go to the other side of the country and get some sweet delicious confectionery treats.
Daniel Diaz
How is public transportation Iceland ? Can't you take a Bus ?
Kayden Hernandez
They have some in the south I think, in the north they look more like this.
Luke Gomez
A 4-6 hour bus ride is not worth the ice cream.
Isaiah Robinson
yes but they're utter shit
jap trains are based
Matthew Hill
yes but they are kind of shitty
Juan Parker
You made me curious, what kind of special ice cream are you talking about which is only available in a certain part of Iceland ?
Nathan Clark
I like trains
They are usually modern, clean and super cheap. With 75% discount as student 200km route between Prague and Brno is only 2€ and you have tap pilsner urqell in glass on board with restaurant.
Charles Brooks
One of the best long distance train rides I ever had was the midnight sun train from Helsinki to Rovaniemi. Great rolling stock, breathtaking northern landscapes and the Fins were real nice, shy at first, but from Tampere on everybody was drunk and we had a good party.
Cooper Cooper
And the food good and quite cheap too.
Plus wifi, free coffee and newspapers
Jace Thompson
>pendolino
Go die in a fire, fucking fiat train whore!
Kevin Diaz
And the private providers have even cheaper food as perks
Jason Russell
Choo choo
One just drove past.
Jace Nelson
Alexander Campbell
Evan Flores
Dominic Mitchell
There's a farm that makes it's own ice cream, best in the country in my opinion. Another above average ice cream location is in Akureyri but they're cream is sub standard since Valdís(the hip new place for creamy sweets) opened. So instead of buying a 2 liter tub of ice cream that tastes sort of like someone's vague memory of vanilla you could go out and get sweet nice creamy ice with all sorts of flavours.
Cameron Jenkins
No
There is no train in Japan now.
Brandon Bennett
Sounds just like America, which is a little surprising.
William Young
Thats really nice! Never heard of anything like that in germany, but now I want to try as well.
Liam Morgan
Yeah we have trains and we love to hate on them.
I never really use the train. I had 4 years of free public transit and only used it to go to Amsterdam, Utrecht and The Hague once in those 4 years.
Then again I live in the relatively most isolated part of the country so if I were to live in the more populated areas I'd probably take the train more often. Right now getting anywhere noteworthy is 2.5 hours and €38
Anthony Watson
Which part of the Netherlands qualifies as isolated ? Dutch-Antilles ?!
Nicholas Turner
Yes. It just depends what region you live in if it’s even worth using.
Grayson Cruz
Our northern 3 provinces are often seen as completely out of reach from the rest of the country and are some barren wasteland of farms and gas fields.
Parker Hall
Posh cunts in the south can't value a nice countryside, I figure? Or is it really that bad ?
Jayden Morris
Sometimes at night I hear one passing by but I've never actually seen it. No idea where it is.
Wyatt Rivera
We got some pretty fast trains over here
Yours looks really cool OP. Great scenery
Noah Barnes
Czech trains seem the best
Anthony Carter
Not the kind the that carry people really, maybe in some cities.
Caleb Clark
I just took the Metro in Madrid once which was confusing af as I was never totally sure in which line I was or where I was heading. But otherwise the metro was in great condition and I liked how they put a cashier hut at every entrance to explain to retarded tourists how the metro ticket works. Gives it a human touch and I prefer to talk to people when buying a ticket.
David Carter
The countryside there is not nice, it's just flatland farms. You can look it up at Google maps and use sattelite view, it's all tiny squares with no real dark green in sight.
Hudson Kelly
In the Northwest it seems pretty good, I've been on the Acela express from D.C to NY and it was great, easily on par with Euro trains.
Brody Sullivan
>103665666
Jayden Hill
North East even
Jace Bennett
I don't know why they're as unreliable as any other European country
David Taylor
Very many high school students in Japan go to school by train.
Jonathan Brooks
>everyone hanging their bags so low
Help them! It destroys the back!
Carson Wood
But it looks cool
Alexander Jenkins
Yeah the northeast corridor is really one of the only places where trains are really efficient. In a few years they are upgrading to have much faster trains in the northeast too. To be on par with France’s TGV. Rail only works regionally here.
Isaac White
>I was never totally sure in which line I was or where I was heading
Wut? Each line is identified by a number and a colour. All signs in every station show the number and colour of your line.
Matthew Hall
Pretty comfy desu. But very slow because it uses the old Dutch railway.
Liam Cook
Are trains dirty in turkey? Because in Greece, every train I've been in was dirty to some extent (to be fair, I've only been in the three trains)