ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月28日 13時29分

Lucas Peterson’s trip on the Shosholoza Meyl Premier Classe train in #SouthAfrica provided the ultimate in affordable luxury: For 3,195 rand (a total of about $235), @staletwizzlers, @nytimestravel’s frugal traveler, had his own air-conditioned sleeper compartment, a shower and a proper dining car serving multicourse meals. Such comforts were welcome; his #train journey from Johannesburg to Cape Town took 26 hours. “Trains force your brain to slow down,” @staletwizzlers writes. “With no internet access and the knowledge you’ll be on a train for an entire day, you have to mine your creative resources.” He spent a decent amount of time just looking out the window, as the scenery gradually morphed from the grassy, steppe-like plateau in the heart of the country to the craggy Hex River Mountains in the southwest. And he interacted with his traveling companions. “I usually travel by plane, an environment where people are usually slightly harried and irritated,” he writes. “Here, it was the opposite: We chatted, drank coffee, relaxed and counted ourselves lucky to take part in such a special journey.” @alexiawebster captured this scene from aboard the Shosholoza Meyl Premier Classe train. Visit the link in our profile to read more about @staletwizzlers’s meditative train ride through #SouthAfrica. #?

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