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Beware of train travel
in South America

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passengers over the age of --
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Like many people my age,
1 live om a fixed income
(fixed In 10602) So I can’t
travel too | . rm

not interested in doing that,

anyway.

What do you think about a
trip dowm the west coast of
South America, train to
cover the continent west to
east and then another ship
home? Maybe I could
reverse this and carry on to
Australia and New Zealand.

Too bad I can’t talk to you
— I could really keep you
busy with questions.

ANSWER: Find yourself a
convenient — and I hope
GOOD — travel agent. Get
all the brochures for Costal
Lines and Prudential Grace
Lines. Both run crulses in
these arcas (among othors).

These ships run on a
regular schedule. Preightcrs
don’t — they take it a day at
a time. If it takes a day to
switch cargo, fine. Ten days?

AN ACTIVE HOLIDAY is definitely 1 ai
family. This hiliside in Peak District National Park of Derbyshire is sure to give the
kids hours of fun—followed by a good night’s sleep.

oh

a must if you

Oh, well! It will depend on
your own choice.

Don’t get the idea that
you'll save a pot of mancy by
going freight — not any
more. They are adding a lot
of amenities these days that
cost money.

Naturally, they don’t carry
the numbers of passengers
found on a-cruise line which
may be a blessing — or a
curse. If you don’t like some

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~ to inquire!

of your fellow travellers on a
cruise ship, it isn’t difficult to
avoid them. Not so on a
freighter. But, if you get a
good group a freighter can
bea lot of fun.

Get yourself a map and an
agent. It doesn’t cost a cent
Don’t worry
about being told that you're

too old to travel. If any:

company did that, they'd go
broke in a week — a major
proportion of travellers are
what you could call “late
middle-aged”.

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