Train was excellent.
Cars from the 1920's. Seats would either be regular, or turn lounge seating. Conductor would turn the seats as wanted. Windows opened, so you could free the
breeze. (maybe not a summer thing)
Back of the train was open, so you could watch the rails directly underneath. Between each car were the open standing areas where you could look out from the sides toward the front or back.
Crew wore period clothing, and talked about the trains, what the whistles meant, etc/
They also had a "recreation" western scene with the outlaws, sheriff, saloon girls, etc. The sheriff spent some time on firearm safety.
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