Great video and very informative. Beautiful hotel and area your visiting. Scarf, you both look good in it. You brought up your empire video. To bad it runs at night through the Mississippi River valley between La Crosse and St. Paul at night and through Glacier National Park. The east bound train does those stops during the day. Very scenic. Glad to see is notification. You both take care be safe. ❤❤
Title aside ,-) a fascinating video. I visited the station when it was just a ruin about thirty years ago. Beautiful restoration job, and as you saw, the area is gorgeous. If you are in the area again it's worth crossing the border to Artouste-Fabrèges where you can catch Europe's highest narrow gauge railway.
It must be an awesome experience to visit this hotel having visited the station when it was in ruins! Thanks for the tip on the border crossing... we can't wait to go back!
The hotel is beautiful. Nice work on the video guys!
Thank you so much! We were so excited to share this hotel with you!
well edited and informative. glad you had a great time and good luck with further adventures..
Thanks so much! We had such a good time that we're planning a return visit, maybe for Christmas 🙂
Great video and very informative. Beautiful hotel and area your visiting. Scarf, you both look good in it. You brought up your empire video. To bad it runs at night through the Mississippi River valley between La Crosse and St. Paul at night and through Glacier National Park. The east bound train does those stops during the day. Very scenic. Glad to see is notification. You both take care be safe. ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you for following our adventures. We'll keep doing everything we can to keep earning your company. 🙂
Title aside ,-) a fascinating video. I visited the station when it was just a ruin about thirty years ago. Beautiful restoration job, and as you saw, the area is gorgeous. If you are in the area again it's worth crossing the border to Artouste-Fabrèges where you can catch Europe's highest narrow gauge railway.
It must be an awesome experience to visit this hotel having visited the station when it was in ruins! Thanks for the tip on the border crossing... we can't wait to go back!
Unfortunate connection
Indeed!
It was never a Nazi train station. There were train stations in Nazi Germany.
Hard to argue with good semantics 🙂