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How to Take a Train Across Water

May 22, 2007 - 3:59am

To go from Lübeck, Germany to Copenhagen, we took a train that had to cross water. Being naïve, we thought that either there be a bridge, or passengers would disembark the train and get on a ferry. Little did we know the entire train would just roll onto the ferry. The Europeans onboard gave us a look that read, "Vat? How elz do you get a train over vater if you don't put it on ze boat?"


image ferry

Sicily too!

This happened to us when we went from Sicily to mainland Italy. It was freakin' strange!


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