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Panniers hit my heel on this minivelo, but the Carradice BagMan + a good saddlebag solves that issue. (Yeah, I have to lock the seat to the bike -- it is San Francisco)
Snowshoeing near Snoqualmie Pass, about an hour outside Seattle.
Near the beginning routes there are several cottages. When this guy went swooshing by I thought "wotta commute."
My sister, nephew, brother, and I later played in deep, new snows -- otherworldly fun on snowshoes!
I sometimes feel bad calling it a commute, seeing as how this it the view and it's twelve minutes door to door. Or I can ride my bike.
Commute to work on the subway
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My mom leaves the house most mornings around 6.30 or so. Long before the sun rises in bucolic Pualski County.
My dad and I took an early morning ride to Carolina to have breakfast with his brother Phil at Cousin Gary's. A fine little establishment, where you're free to visit the buffet as many times as you like and light up a phillip morris with your coffee when you're done.
I saw this public art installation near the Gerkin in London and it spoke to me about two things.
First was the 'daily commute' we do most days in every city.
Second was simply 'changing jobs'.
What does it speak to you of?
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Commuting in Tokyo is not always the most pleasant experience. Often it can be down right miserable. I go to great lengths to avoid the crowded times on the train. When I can't avoid them I make sure I have a camera ready as there is always good photo opportunities.
Read about the rest of this day on ShootTokyo:
Thousands (perhaps millions) of people commute to work daily by commuter trains. This is both good and bad.
A train full of passengers uses less energy than the equivalent number of passenger cars (at typical passenger car occupancy). On the other hand, any transportation facility between outlying lower density residential communities and high density employment areas encourages living longer distances from employment and creates increased average commuting distances. The result is expanding urban sprawl.
The challenge is to find the correct balance. It is difficult, but this is what makes it very interesting.
Rail at the St. Catharines, Ontario VIA Rail station.
The framing of the bike might not be "Grant-Approved," but I saw the train blasting across the bridge and only just barely managed to get off the trail and line up a shot at all!
Biking, walking, busing, as well as other options; all in the day of those commuting within the great city that is Dublin.
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Advertising for a Dragon Egg computer game resembles guardian deities for this commuter on the Tokyo subway
Commuting is an exciting, dangerous passtime, like an extreme sport but without the glamour. One of the few advantages of working shifts is a clear drive home.
One of the wider trails I use when commuting. The weather is becoming nicer, and I thought this would give a great shot.
Some compensation for the workers incarcerated every day in the Sellafield Nuclear Reprocessing Plant is this wonderful journey home, if they choose to travel by rail. With St Bees Head dominating the horizon, the setting sun picks out the evening commuter's train heading north along the Cumbrian Coast railway towards Whitehaven, Workington and Carlisle on 15th February 2012.
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