8 articles tagged with train travel
Alright, mates! Picture this: your boy Caleb stranded in suburban New Jersey without wheels. Proper nightmare, innit? That was me last autumn when a design gig brought me to Woodbridge. Coming from Corpus where I practically live in my beater...
There's something deeply satisfying about watching the European landscape transform gradually outside your window, rather than simply teleporting between destinations via budget airlines. Last autumn, I embarked on what many would consider a logistical challenge: traveling overland from the sun-drenched...
There's something almost meditative about watching Scandinavia's pristine landscapes unfold through a train window. As someone who's spent decades traversing the globe covering sporting events, I've developed an appreciation for slower, more meaningful travel experiences. The Stockholm to Oslo railway...
The journey from Mumbai's chaotic energy to Goa's languid shores is as significant as the destinations themselves. I've made this transition dozens of times while filming segments for my documentaries on coastal pilgrimages and Portuguese colonial influence. Each route reveals...
The rhythmic clacking of train wheels against steel rails has always reminded me of a patient's steady heartbeat on my monitor—a reassuring cadence that signals all is well. There's something deeply grounding about train travel in Italy, where ancient pathways...
There's something magical about watching Europe unfold frame by frame through a train window—like the most beautiful animation sequence I've ever directed. Last summer, my 10-year-old son Miles and I traded our digital drawing tablets for Eurail passes and embarked...
The rhythmic clickety-clack of train wheels against aging tracks has become my meditation soundtrack across four continents. But there's something uniquely soulful about Bulgaria's railway system – particularly the route that connects cosmopolitan Sofia to the time-capsule village of Koprivshtitsa...
The rhythmic clacking of steel wheels against rails has always reminded me of cricket balls hitting bats in succession—a comforting percussion marking the passage of time and distance. As someone who's spent decades documenting sporting traditions across continents, I've developed...