What was traveling like for Sai Baba's devotees, for instance, on a journey from Shirdi?

During Sai Baba's time, travel could be quite challenging and a source of anxiety. For example, as detailed in Chapter 33, there was not always a direct railway route to destinations like Jamner. A devotee named Gosavi had to first take a train to Jalgaon, and from there, the entire way ahead had to be traveled on foot. This lack of convenient travel options is explicitly mentioned in Chapter 33, highlighting the difficulties and uncertainties devotees faced when undertaking long journeys. The narrative shows that such travel required significant faith and often, divine intervention to complete.