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darren_strangerI decided to get up early today to see how long it would take to walk to work.
It only took me about 55 minutes (i'd allowed an hour and a half, so i had time to do some t'ai chi near the foot bridge, which is quite a pleasant spot), so it's only 20 minutes longer than taking the train. The question is whether there's other things i'd rather be doing with that 20 minutes, like t'ai chi and yoga in the morning or internet after work, but it still is another option to choose as a pleasant way to start or end the day. And if i find myself up early enough, maybe i can do both.
It only took me about 55 minutes (i'd allowed an hour and a half, so i had time to do some t'ai chi near the foot bridge, which is quite a pleasant spot), so it's only 20 minutes longer than taking the train. The question is whether there's other things i'd rather be doing with that 20 minutes, like t'ai chi and yoga in the morning or internet after work, but it still is another option to choose as a pleasant way to start or end the day. And if i find myself up early enough, maybe i can do both.
