The title is taken from a quote by Fanny Burney who was actually talking about how dull other buildings are once you have seen what Italy has to offer. The part I've selected seems to sum up my regular commute, especially just lately when the German rail network hasn't been living up to it's fearsome reputation for punctuality.
Four years after my first experience of being a public transport commuter I find myself in a similar position with a different journey. Seat covers galore. Now with added "bossy signs".
Showing posts with label Düsseldorf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Düsseldorf. Show all posts
Sunday, 27 July 2014
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Rollin' rollin' rollin'...
Carless for a week now, I have survived two days of commuting by bike, train and bus and in contrast to the last time I did this it is working out very well.
Monday morning dawned bright and clear, so I jumped enthusiastically onto my bike and peddled off to the station. Since the last time I was a member of the train commuting fraternity I am now equipped with a smart phone. With the Endomondo app so I am now able to race myself to work every day if i want. It turns out that the station is 3.55 miles from my house, and I cycled it on that first enthusiastic morning in 20 minutes and 50 seconds.
Monday morning dawned bright and clear, so I jumped enthusiastically onto my bike and peddled off to the station. Since the last time I was a member of the train commuting fraternity I am now equipped with a smart phone. With the Endomondo app so I am now able to race myself to work every day if i want. It turns out that the station is 3.55 miles from my house, and I cycled it on that first enthusiastic morning in 20 minutes and 50 seconds.
Labels:
bicycle,
bike,
books,
bus,
commuter,
double-decker,
Düsseldorf,
public transport,
reading,
seat covers,
signs
Sunday, 18 August 2013
Testing, testing... can anyone hear me?
It's been a while since I blogged (discounting the threat this morning to inflict something other than seat covers on an unsuspecting public) and I need to find out how to upload photos. Yes, my old brain has forgotten.
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