Archeologists Find Amtrak Not Extinct After All

[denmarks]

You may want to read the following article. I found it very humorous.

In the most surprising find since the re-emergence of the coelacanth fish in the early 20th century, a team of archeologists from the University of New Mexico has stumbled upon evidence that Amtrak is not extinct, as was widely presumed, but is in fact alive and well.

See the rest of the article at: The Watley Review

 

[Poindexter118]

To paraphrase Mark Twain- The story of Amtrak's death was exaggerated. I'm glad to see that.

Maybe with the high price of fuel out here in CA, (over $2/ gallon), maybe more will be taking the train to places throughout the state and beyond. I'm taking the train next month from L.A. to Chico, CA. I'm looking forward to the train trip. Getting there is half the fun. For those who don't know, Chico is a little north of our capital, Sacramento.

Keep on training. B)

 

[denmarks]

For those who don't know, Chico is a little north of our capital, Sacramento.

Take a look at my web address (dcs-chico). One thing bad about Amtrak in Chico is that both north and southbound trains arrive and depart very early in the morning.

 

[gswager]

In an article posted by Watley Review, what is "BIA" which it can be found on bottom of story? :huh:

 

[EmpireBuilderFan]

In an article posted by Watley Review, what is "BIA" which it can be found on bottom of story? :huh:

Bureau of Indian Affairs. It's a division of the government that works with Native American tribes.