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We decided to stop in Nice, CA, to visit Clarke’s Collectibles, a museum of lunchboxes, toys, and similar kitsch. The owner, Deb Clarke, is about as nice a person as you’ll ever meet. As I looked around, I saw at least one lunchbox I’d had as a kid.
After our visit, we checked into the Featherbed Railroad B&B Resort. All the rooms are repurposed cabooses. I felt like I was on “The Wild, Wild West.”
Next: the Devil’s Cauldron.
Janakpur is probably the dustiest city I’ve ever visited.
After roaming around and filling my lungs with particulate matter, I ended up at the railway station. I became intrigued watching people get on and off the trains.
Mithila art in the ticket hall.
For anyone who has endured the DC-MD-VA metrorail’s Brutalist architecture, the Tashkent metro makes a nice change.
The good folks at Grasshopper assume that their clients will be tired after two days, so they schedule a train trip for the third day.
