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Busses because cars and busses are both things that can travel on land. You might need to make more trips with a car but its still a land vehicle. Eliminating one of the land vehicles still allows us to travel by land, sea and air.
Buses because I hate public transport.
B Planes - - I don't especially like to fly.
Where have you flown to?
Well, I have flown from Seattle to Mobile, Ala. From Wenatchee, WA to Indianapolis, Indiana, From Seattle to El Centro, Calif. And from Manilla to San Francisco and on to Dallas, Texas.
That may be all, and that's enough for me.
Why not?
What was the scariest part? Take off?Well, I have flown from Seattle to Mobile, Ala. From Wenatchee, WA to Indianapolis, Indiana, From Seattle to El Centro, Calif. And from Manilla to San Francisco and on to Dallas, Texas.
That may be all, and that's enough for me.
Never learned and lessons are about $80 each NZD and have other things to pay ATM.
So you could drive, you just choose not to.
Yeah and without those lessons I would end up in someone's fence.So you could drive, you just choose not to.
No you wouldn't, driving is easy.
Probably.
And extreme sense of relief when back on the ground again.WHEW!
Same here, I've only flew a couple times and it wasn't the greatest experience.
Maybe but I get frustrated easily and a lot of people who drive around New Zealand really don't know how to drive....
Don't be like that, then. Problem solved.
Easier said than done. 🥸Don't be like that, then. Problem solved.
Same here as well.
