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Last weekend, I took my oldest son on a 48-hour train journey from Seattle to Chicago. I wanted him to see the vast beauty of the American interior—and to toughen him up with some hard travel.
Here are some snapshots. 
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We started going through the forests and mountains of Washington State, Idaho, and Western Montana.pic.twitter.com/8NPqeKGPEM
Then we descended into the endless plains of Eastern Montana and North Dakota. We saw cattle ranches, oil fields, and 250-person towns. It's amazing that this harsh landscape can even human sustain life.pic.twitter.com/olUgw8TXYI
The food was pretty good and we did a lot of reading. Then we rolled into the cities of industrial Midwest and finally to Chicago. Then flew home. /endpic.twitter.com/DbxfPazzUO
Oh beautiful for spacious skies
When the sun sets in rural Colorado, I learned the meaning of purple mountains majesty.
No idea you had such a great eye. Beautiful.
Snapshots out of a moving train! 
The Empire Builder is the best long train ride in America. Need to do it twice to catch the night sights. Enough delays etc to make sure you get to see in the daytime what you missed the previous trip. Enjoy!
Those types of trips are the greatest way to expose our kids to the wonders of this country. When my kids moved west (unfortunately) I gave them National Parks passes. Due to all the trips on the EC growing up, they said it was the best gift ever.
Beautiful photos
You’re a good father
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