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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a train voyage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a journey taken by train, often emphasizing the experience of traveling by rail.
Example: "We decided to take a train voyage through the scenic countryside to enjoy the beautiful landscapes."
Alternatives: "a train journey" or "a train trip."
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My first destination was Tottenville at the southern end of Staten Island, both a ferry ride and a train voyage away.
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On 2 November, as part of the Second Battleship Division, the ships left the Boston Navy Yard for a training voyage to Europe, where they visited the Isle of Portland in the United Kingdom and Cherbourg in France.
In 2017, five ships were dispatched on training cruises, and in 2018, a Japanese training fleet made 12 port calls in 10 countries over the course of a 163-day training voyage.
Or go the whole hog with a Tall Ships (02392 832055; tallships.org) sail training voyage, featuring day sails, European and UK coastal adventures and RYA practical courses on board the fleet of six vessels.
The three-masted tall ship Picton Castle is a working vessel best known for its sail training voyages around the world.
After a voyage to New York and a train trip across the plains he arrived in Moneta, Wyoming.
She has also taught drawing and maritime literature on training voyages for Southampton College's Seamaster program.
During this year Australias activities were limited to training voyages between Rosyth and Scapa Flow and occasional patrols to the north-east of Britain in search of German raiders.
The squadron went on a training cruise in the Baltic, followed by a voyage to Spain that lasted from 7 May to 10 June.
Columbus Superconductors--A voyage of discovery.
— Alain Vigneault, the Rangers' new coach, is not alone in embarking on a fresh voyage as he begins his first training camp in New York.
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