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To give you some sense of how "local" 60 miles can be in the US, I live a more urban life style than most people in the US (although likely less than most peopl
by courtewing 14y ago
To give you some sense of how "local" 60 miles can be in the US, I live a more urban life style than most people in the US (although likely less than most people on this board), but I frequently drive 60 miles simply to have dinner with friends or family. We never considered that a hike, it's just a quick trip in the car.
Our 2005 Honda CRV is approaching 120,000 miles, and both myself and my fiancée telecommute.
- arethuza 14y agoI'm in the UK (Scotland) and I don't think twice about driving 6 hours in one day to go skiing (3 hour drive, say 6 hours skiing, 3 hour drive back) - in fact thinking about doing that tomorrow. A colleage just drove/ferry back home from Germany - which nobody regards as anything unusual.
- arethuza 14y agoI'm in the UK (Scotland) and I don't think twice about driving 6 hours in one day to go skiing (3 hour drive, say 6 hours skiing, 3 hour drive back) - in fact thinking about doing that tomorrow. A colleague just drove/ferry back home from Germany - which nobody regards as anything unusual. The idea that most people think that 100 miles is a long way is silly.