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Edward Betts

Chugging along from Shrewsbury to Harlech today with the Welsh countryside rolling by – a three-hour rail journey that's as scenic as it is serene. 🚂 Here's a glimpse of my mobile office on the move. Keeping it compact and productive! How do you set up your workspace when travelling?

Map displaying a train route from Shrewsbury to Harlech, highlighted in blue against a geographical backdrop. The journey snakes through various towns, with markers indicating the starting point at Shrewsbury and the destination at Harlech.
Photo of a portable laptop setup on a train table. There's a laptop raised on a stand to eye level, with an external keyboard and mouse on the table. The train carriage appears to be quiet with ample seating, and the view from the window shows a railway platform outside.
#TrainTravel#DeskSetup#MobileOffice
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Edward Betts

Marvelling at the vistas en route to Harlech, but the highlight is going to be the stunning Barmouth Bridge. Spanning 820 metres, this wooden wonder isn't just the longest timber viaduct in Wales, but also one of the most venerable still in regular use across Britain. It originally opened in 1867. I'm really excited!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barmouth

A panoramic view of the Barmouth Bridge, a long wooden viaduct stretching across a sparkling body of water, with hills in the background under a clear blue sky. Boats float gently on the water, and the lush greenery of the coast is visible on both sides.
A picturesque scene of the Barmouth Bridge with a train crossing over. The bridge is framed by the rugged Welsh mountains in the background and a serene beach in the foreground. The bridge's wooden structure stands out against the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
#BarmouthBridge#TrainTravel#RailwayHistory
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Edward Betts

Pausing in Tywyn, a moment of stillness on the single-track Cambrian Coast Line. We're awaiting the passage of an oncoming train, embracing the brief interlude to appreciate the charm of this remote station.

Photo of a stationary train at Tywyn station under a clear blue sky. The train, showing a mix of grey, red, and yellow colours, waits on a single track that recedes into the distance. Passengers are seen disembarking and walking along the platform, with one person in motion captured stepping onto the platform. The station appears calm, with sparse travellers and a tranquil coastal town atmosphere.
#TrainTravel#CambrianCoastLine#Tywyn
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Caitlin

@edward Is the laptop stand worth it? I’ve always considered it but was never sure if the bulk was worth carrying.

Edward Betts

@mholiv Good question. It's a really tricky call. If I'm using the stand I need the keyboard and mouse as well. I didn't take them to Brussels or Barcelona because I was trying to minimise weight. But for this trip I decide to bring them, and so far I think I made the right decision.

#LaptopStand#MobileOffice#TravelLight
Feb 11, 2024, 04:10 PM·Public·Web
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