Wow, I must say this surprises me. You don’t come from a ”big country” like me, I would’ve thought you would get tired on the road before 5 hours. Interresting!
I think that has changed for me. In my twenties, I used to drive a lot – all over the UK, and very regularly between Lancashire and Snowdonia. But I don’t drive now. I walk or I jump on the bus or tube. So driving seems like more of a lengthy event than it used to be, especially as a passenger.
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Anything over an hour
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Just shows how things are different from one country to the other… Here, a one hour drive is just business as usual 😛
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When one is in the passenger seat for over 45 minutes. In my opinion, there’s no such thing as a long car ride when one is in the driver’s seat.
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I can relate…. I too find drives less long when I drive compared to when I’m in the passenger seat 😉
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Anything above 5 hours is too long for me!
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Wow, I must say this surprises me. You don’t come from a ”big country” like me, I would’ve thought you would get tired on the road before 5 hours. Interresting!
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When your destination, no matter the distance, is not someplace you’re looking forward to going.
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Ha! SO true! Wisdom just spoke 😉
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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I think that has changed for me. In my twenties, I used to drive a lot – all over the UK, and very regularly between Lancashire and Snowdonia. But I don’t drive now. I walk or I jump on the bus or tube. So driving seems like more of a lengthy event than it used to be, especially as a passenger.
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I think that taking the passenger seat has this effect on many people (including me) 😛
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