Train Trip Across the ENTIRE USA Part 1 - 5 days on Amtrak (in Coach)(+ feeing wildlife) #FullTimeRV

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There was a festival happening back at home that we had free volunteer tickets to, and after it being cancelled for two years (let's not talk about that), we refused to let it pass by. The problem was... we were on the east coast, and the festival was on the west coast. Flying was going to be a huge pain for a lot of reasons, so we decided to take the train... for 5 days... in coach (not a sleeper car). Was this really less of a pain than flying? You'll have to watch to find out.

SPOILERS:
We got on our first leg of the trip at 4am, unslept, hungry, thirsty, and exhausted. Probably not the best way to start off a journey. We were promised extra large seats for overnights, but this train did not have this accommodation. Cody curled up in my lap and I kept watch all night. Cody got food poisoning from letting his sandwich sit out for too long and was nauseous the whole next day, so we didn't really film anything until the following morning when we got to our first layover destination.

DC had bad vibes... was it DC, or was it just the fact we hadn't slept? Either way, they wouldn't give us any water and the fountains were turned off. We laid in the grass at the park across from the train station for a couple of hours. We didn't film the delay, but we got inside in time for our train number to be announced, saying "your train is delayed, we will provide information as soon as it is available". This announcement repeated the same way every 10 minutes for 2 hours, until it switched to "your train is here, you better hurry up and get on it before it leaves you behind". Or something like that. It may have just said "last call for train ___".

We got on the second leg of the trip and finally found a place to fill up our water bottles. Cody wanted to try "potted meat", which turns out tastes like cat food. 0/10, do not recommend.
In the end, the train was delayed again because of a bridge ahead of us being structurally unsound. Watch part 2 to find out what happens next :)
- K

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We are Cody and Katrina, AKA Second Nature. We have been traveling the US in our 32’ 2018 Desert Fox 27fs toy hauler trailer since October 2021. A lot has happened since we left, and we hope you will come along for the ride!

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