My daily commutes range from a scant 10 minutes to a country half an hour. Both have their advantages. An extra few minutes in bed is always a joy, especially as winter gallops towards us, but I also enjoy the longer journeys. My music is invariably playing, problems are solved, plans are made. And early in the morning, the views are all mine.
The Journey
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Lucky you. Such wonderful views. And anything up to 20 minutes of photography time (if you get up early) on your daily commute. 😉
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I was a little early this morning, usually I just gawp and wish I had got up much earlier! And yes, I am very lucky (unless its tipping down and I’m stuck behind a tractor).
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Very nice countryside view! Luckily you don’t have to drive in the city.
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I used to do that, not sure I could cope now!
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I agree! It can be so lovely to be up and about in the morning.
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Not quite so nice this morning, tipping with rain 😦
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I have to confess I’m liking the rain a lot, after the hot, dry summer we’ve had. And on the sunny days, the weeds just pop right out, waving white flags and whimpering “I surrender”.
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I envy you the hot dry summer. Doesn’t look like an Indian Summer is coming our way. 😦
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After the daily commute that Mr TT endured for years he loves the quieter roads down here. I was lucky, I got to go somewhere different most days, although some of the journeys were long, 4 hours up to Scotland some days, I saw some stunning sunrises and scenery. I can see why you enjoy yours.
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Wow, 4 hours is a long time, mind you I bet you saw some lovely sights in Scotland. Great memories.
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4 hours there and 4 hours back some days, but I had to go where I had to go. My favourite memory is driving down from Inverness one winter, snow everywhere and bright sunshine. Mr TT most jealous as he would have liked to have been up there with his climbing boots!
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Sounds amazing!
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Lovely picture. I’m glad that I’m retired and no longer have to commute daily. xx
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Just your commute to the allotment!
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Which is a five minute stroll! xx
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It’s worth getting up early to see such beauty.
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It certainly calms the soul.
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My commute to work looks lots like yours. So many people groan when I tell them how long my drive is (almost and hour) but it’s so beautiful anywhere you drive in Vermont that I never mind the time. I wish I would remember to take the time to stop more often to take photos like yours.
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Sounds wonderful! It is a time to think and appreciate what is around us.
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