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MikeSel
Blog on the move
So… This weekend I decided I would leave the car and take an alternative form of transport to the big city. London seems to rapidly becoming like my second home, but each time I’ve been I’ve simply taken the car.
This time I decide I would leave the stress behind and booked on a swanky 49 seater. Now, I’m not a huge fan of public modes of transport. Generally as you don’t get a great deal of room, luckily for me my uncle operates an executive coach company (http://www.cab-travel.com) So I knew the standards would be high.
So here I am, iPod on MacBook out and iPhone tetthered!
I am pretty open to new methods of transport, as the 4 hour drive can be a bit stressful. Next time I plan on trying the train simply for a bit of variation!
Blog posted from my iPhone, so formatting may not be upto much! Shame BlogPress can’t seem to sort that out!
Location:Rossington,United Kingdom
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