Totally agree on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by grumpybastard
Where do you work that it takes 2 hours to get there?
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Totally agree on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by grumpybastard
Where do you work that it takes 2 hours to get there?
Bedroom to office - 20m. I used to have my office down the other end of the house but I felt that that was keeping my work just too close by.:D
I live 3.5km from work. Most days I ride a mountain bike. Some days I work from home.
Saves the landie for the fun stuff.
Riding my mountain bike takes about 7 minutes. Driving takes 3 - 5 minutes depending on traffic lights.
On average its 1hr20mins to work bit over an 1 hour home, last night it took 2 hours to get home (it rained)Quote:
Originally Posted by mns488
Boronia to Port Melbourne approx 40k's ea way ... if i leave at 5:15am it takes 35mins!!
Live in Doreen & work in the City. I usually leave home around 6am and if taking the freeways i.e. Craigieburn Bypass, WWR, Citylink, I get to work by 6:40am. If taking Plenty Rd starting in Doreen into Clifton Hill, then around the top end of town to Docklands, bet on 1hr+ each way.
The train from Epping is 48mins to Southern Cross Station then a 7min walk around into Flinders St. Train saves lots of money so is the usual method of commuting.
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Originally Posted by solmanic
What he said ... but I also have to go down stairs ... :cool::angel::wasntme:
I'm a cyclist too...
20-25 mins over the 3.6km to uni (times improving though!:) ), and that includes 4 sets of traffic lights - most of which are timed to turn to red just for me...:mad:
It takes the same amount of time by bus, it's cheaper, and keeps me fit, so I'm happy.
About 15mins ATM but will become 30-40mins within the next 12mths. That's the price I'm happy to pay to get out of the burbs.
I work about 6ks from home (West End), 5-10mins tops. Although I am out and about a bit sometimes.
Used to work at home, but now I have to put pants on:twisted: :p :D