So how's it working out? Twenty-four hours into the trip, we've seen lots of amazing scenery, varying widely as we go from New Jersey oil storage to Georgia line forests, rivers ranging from the wide Delaware to the narrow St . Mary's that marks the boundary between Georgia and Florida, lots of swamp and Spanish Moss, and the edge of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.
We had a good night's rest, but while we were resting, the Silver Star apparently rested, too. It lost four hours, or 13% of its 30-hour schedule.
The meals have been tasty, especially since they are all included in the ticket price of $784 for two people. The car has a nifty little shower, in addition to our compartment's toilet, sink, and seats that convert into beds. And a picture-window view of the countryside.