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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Water Hazard
Cost-cutting measures at New Jersey Transit. Thanks to JerseyJim for the pic and quip.
Posted in jerseyjim, New Jersey Transit
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Philly Breaks New Yorker’s Heart…Again
Given the opportunity to interview someone face to face, as opposed to over the phone, I jumped at the chance to do it in person–especially as there was an Amtrak trip to Philly involved. I hadn’t ridden Amtrak in close … Continue reading
Posted in 1-3/4-Seater, Amtrak, Blackberry, Little G, Quiet Car
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So When Does Train Delay Cafe Open?
Now that the snowy season seems to have given way to green grass and sun in central Westchester, is it too soon to be wondering when the Hawthorne train station might make its conversion to some sort of cafe that … Continue reading
Posted in Hawthorne, Joan Maybury
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Don’t Stop, The Train’ll Soon Be Here
I did NOT have sex with that conductor! [emphatically points right index finger] They’re on your train every day, and then they disappear. You probably don’t notice their disappearance for some time; after all, they’re not friends of yours, just … Continue reading
Posted in 125th Street, Chappaqua
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Newest ‘Light’ Truck From Range Rover
I generally try to avoid helping the marketing efforts of those who set up shop in Grand Central and look to woo the tastemakers, big spenders, and other masters of the universe who traipse through its gilded halls each day. … Continue reading
Posted in Grand Central, Vanderbilt Hall
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More Feet, More Agony
Back on the rails today for the first time in over a week, thanks to a few work-from-homes sandwiched around my annual trip to Vegas. (Two thoughts about Vegas: the monorail remains a very underrated way to cruise the Strip … Continue reading
Posted in CTRider, Feet on the Seat, Five-Seater
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JerseyJim Enjoys ‘Dream’ Ride to NYC
I caught the early train today from Jersey, which was actually the late train. As I braked and de-biked at the station this morning, there were scores of folks standing around. I had already gotten a text alert from NJ Transit, … Continue reading
Posted in Bike Rack, Bike to Work, jerseyjim, New Jersey Transit
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Agony of the Feet
I’ve got mixed emotions about bare feet on the train. Actually, they’re not really mixed. I’m against the concept. Frankly, I can’t imagine that the relief of being freed from the shackles of my shoes would outweigh the self-consciousness I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Feet on the Seat, Grand Central
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‘Cannes’ Man Aboard Metro-North
I’d forgotten about this until reading his name in today’s NY Times–I’m 97% sure I saw filmmaker Jim Jarmusch exiting a Metro-North train and entering Grand Central’s Great Hall Friday evening. He had a young girl in tow–as in, daughter, … Continue reading
Posted in Grand Central
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A Uni-que Commuter
I thought I was, ya know, sort of unique in riding my bike to the train station each day. This fellow, located at 28th and Park Ave. South, rides his unicycle. He rode in place while waiting for the light … Continue reading
Posted in 28th Street, Bike to Work, Park Avenue South
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