The Law of Travel

Learning the laws, one country at a time...

[stuffaboutontario]

Parliament Hill by Ottawa Tourism

[lsleofskye]

Swiss trains aren’t like any other. Imagine looking out the window of the train and you see this😍 | hebenj

Location: Lungern, Switzerland

[thelawoftravel]

These trees growing in concrete blocks epitomize the lifelessness that is Ottawa.

[thelawoftravel]

The condo with the church in the bottom.

[thelawoftravel]

Puddle jumper to Victoria.

[thelawoftravel]

Conspiracy theories on the SkyTrain are not endorsed by TransLink.

[thelawoftravel]

Pepper Lunch has come to Canada!!!

[thelawoftravel]

Vancouver Public Library

[thelawoftravel]

A sunny New Years Eve in Vancouver.

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[thelawoftravel]

The future...

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[stuffaboutontario]

Library Of Parliament, Ottawa by Christopher Austin

[thelawoftravel]

The 1970s never die, they just fade away...

[transitinteriors-deactivated202]

Union Station platform, Toronto, Ontario

May, 2016

[abuserfriendly]

‘80s kids will quickly recognize the face of the F40PH, the inveterate poster child of North American passenger railroading’s first generation as a government endeavor. VIA’s fleet was newer than Amtrak’s, and owing to that and less demanding service most of VIA’s F40s are still on the road today, hauling slower non-corridor trains like the Canadian. The hump over the rear door is for a Caterpillar HEP generator set, which allows VIA’s F40s to idle without the characteristic scream, and also allows more power to go to the wheels. 

[nickstanley]

The VIA Rail 6451

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