A clockwise loop by train across Eastern Europe, Russia, China and South East Asia with our 1 year old toddler
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Warsaw-Sestokai-Vilnius - Day 59: Day trains
If train schedules permit, we prefer overnight trains. It kills 2 birds with one stone (morbid expression, but I can't think of any other); We save on a night's accommodation AND sleeping is a better option than running behind a very active toddler!
Unfortunately, only day trains run between Warsaw and Vilnius with a switch of trains at Sestokai (a town that borders Poland and Lithuania). All in all, it took about 9 hours, and since there are no restaurant cars, we have to shop, pack and travel with enough food and milk to sustain our son. Thankfully, Eastern European trains seem to run half empty, so there is always lots of room to stretch out and catch up on some reading/writing.
That's Isaac amusing himself with some strange stuffed giraffe ritual.
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