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My commute is really lovely, though it helps that I go into work outside of peak hours.

In other words, you canberra it.

Gob wrote:My commute is really lovely, though it helps that I go into work outside of peak hours months.

FTFY

Our place is behind here...



I drive past this;



and this;



along this road



and over this dam



Then I'm at work , next to the tall white building

nice.

Then I'm at work , next to the tall white building

Super Max prison, no doubt.

Looks like a nice drive (jealous)

dales wrote:

Then I'm at work , next to the tall white building

Super Max prison, no doubt.

Department of veterans affairs, Dales.

Veteran's Affairs?


(we have those in the US, decrepit old buildings built after the close of WW2

I would be happy with the excitment that commute in the OP has.

My commute is 0-10-5-0-5-0-10-0-40(then slam on brakes and wait for the rear end crash)-0mph for 35 miles..... each way.
in rain or snow it's 0-2-1-0-2-0mph......

That sounds rotten, oldr. Mine is eight and a half mile of back roads, past fields of horses, sheep, cattle and the occasional llama. For the last week or so, the ranchers have been fertilizing the fields with the output of said livestock, and it's been...fragrant. We call it the Sonoma Aroma.

we call it..., "that fresh country air..."

kristina wrote: it's been...fragrant. We call it the Sonoma Aroma.

Exactly how Napa refers to a sniff of wine from that side of the Mayacamas.