Posted AT 10:00 PM EDT on 24/01/08
Riding the rails
The high-speed train is screaming – not chugging along allowing its passengers and crew to leisurely take in the three-dimensional scenery, but screaming – through the English countryside. It zings through stations where little virtual people stand waiting.
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