Train rides are magical experiences that everyone deserves to have at least once. So when you throw in a gourmet brunch AND the breathtaking fall foliage of East Texas, it becomes a trip that absolutely can’t be missed. On November 6, the Texas State Railroad will be having a Fall Foliage Brunch Train, on which you’ll dine on delicious breakfast food while sitting in a vintage train car and watching the red, yellow, and orange leaves of fall whiz by out the window. It’s a must-add to your fall bucket list, y’all.

Ever wanted to have brunch in a train car?
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Well, now you can do just that right here in Texas.
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You'll get to ride through the tiny, charming towns of East Texas...
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...and eat your delicious meal with this view surrounding you.
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Brunch includes delicious southern favorites like homemade cinnamon rolls, eggs, hashbrowns, sausage, and more.
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The train ride lasts about 4.5 hours, departing from the Palestine Depot at 10:15 AM and returning at approximately 2:45 PM.
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The trip will cost you $80 for adults and $50 for children, but the relatively steep price is absolutely worth it.
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So if you want to eat good food while relaxing in an old-fashioned train car with beautiful fall foliage lining the road, look no further than the Texas State Railroad.
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The train station address is 789 Park Road 70 Palestine, TX 75801, and the event is on Sunday, November 6 at 10:15 AM. Tickets must be purchased before Wednesday, November 2. More information can be found on the railroad’s website.

Have a safe ride, everyone! I can’t wait to hear all about it!

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