It’s good in some ways to travel alone, cos then you don’t have to worry about anyone but yourself on your trip. However, you have to be really prepared, and it’s still hard not to rely on others for any help at all, as far as directions, etc. When I travelled alone, I still needed a lot of help from others, and it was cool that most everyone was really nice and helpful when I needed it. :)
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On the east coast, it’s not so bad, because Amtrak owns the tracks over there so they don’t have to stop and get permission to go on the tracks every now and then. But if you want to travel on the west coast, do NOT take the train unless you want a LONG trip – delay after delay happens, and freight trains take priority over passenger trains. :/
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This is a lot of fun! You’ve got to get the timing right with the waves, but other than that, it’s easy! I went last week at Cayucos here in California. _

