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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
Fantastic thing to do. Good to see what you're both reading, too.
An adventure your son will never forget.
I’ll try to remember this. What kind of sleeper car? Worth springing for the suite if 2 adults, 2 kids
Gorgeous shots - and what a beautiful child. Good for you!
That is an awesome experience!
What a great trip. Psst — he looks like he’d enjoy the book “Ender’s Game.”
When I was a teen I read article about posting your dream on the fridge and look at it everyday. Mine was the Orient Express from Start to finish. Never happened. Life happened. I'm 67 now. I still dream the dream. Glad you did the trip.
Do it! It's not too late!
Should have driven. Could of met people and interacted. Not treat it as a overnight visit at the zoo.
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