Does anyone commute to work in an interesting way?

[Hades]

Someone I used to work with unicycled to work.

 

[Amp34]

Used to commute to Toulouse from Filton daily on some crappy A320 for about 8 months.

That must have even absolutely horrible. I hate flying - in the sense of cramped, overly dry headache inducing space rather than fear of flying.

 

[Chris Wilson]

Moving soon to a new place in Shadwell and want to find a different way to get to work...current commute would be the DLR and tube but does anyone have an interesting commute?

Eg hoverboard? Fold up bike? Rollerblade?

Yup - bored tonight.

Tuk Tuk and watch the nostalgia in their eyes?

 

[JBod]

Drive through Malibu Canyon mountains onto the PCH and then through Malibu into Santa Monica. Not a bad drive all things considered.

http://brianfolts.com/driver/?origi...ta+Monica+Pier&fps=1&travelmode=BICYCLING&rn=

 

[Hotwired]

There's people who commute via cable carts (Air Emirates) in London or via the Thames Clipper which is pretty cool.

TO THE WIKI!

I'd not heard about that before

 

[adolf hamster]

Not any interesting commute myself, but know a few oil industry blokes who's commute involves cars ferries and helicopters.

Tbh i reckon the first bloke to post from the forces is going to win this.

 

[Bonjour]

10 minute walk through a park.

 

[Rifte]

Sometimes, one of these badboys :

 

[edscdk]

In a slightly dented Toyota prius, the twist? I live in a galaxy far far away where everyone else uses hover cars!!

 

[Deleted member 77746]

Nothing special for me just a bus.

 

[Roar87]

there's a guy around leeds that uses a small penny farthing - looks stupid.

I saw that guy up near the Merrion Center. Takes Hipster to the next level

 

[Nasher]

For me it's either drive for about £3 in petrol and 20 minutes, with nice comfy heated seats. Or take 2 grotty busses costing over £10 and probably taking over an hour...

Can probably guess which one I pick lol

(UK's public transport is terrible).

 

[Jacksonn]

Drive for me, 10-20 mins depending on traffic or a 2 hour bus journey..

 

[SamuraiTortoise]

Motorbike, so not that interesting unless you like motorbikes. I do 60 miles a day in any weather and love it. No such thing as traffic and it reduces my journey by 30 minutes compared to car.

I used to want to kayak to work as I used to live near a canal that ran all the way to my office. But decided against as it was about 15 miles and too many locks to navigate. I did cycle it though but wasn't as interesting as kayaking it.

 

[ubersonic]

In the summer/good weather I inline skate to work.

 

[tom_e]

Tbh i reckon the first bloke to post from the forces is going to win this.

I'm not sure crawling from the mess/barracks with an appalling hangover to the other side of camp is that interesting to be honest

 

[wordy]

there's a guy around leeds that uses a small penny farthing - looks stupid.

Saw one of those at our place the other week, looks like someone is trying to hard to be cool.

 

[Jono]

I drive, but I make rally car engine noises and dump valve wooshes with my lips.

 

[Avenged7Fold]

10 minute drive or 5 minute drive to the other side of the river and a ferry across if its a nice day or there are roadworks on the other side. I would like to walk it but half of it would require slogging through mud/grass in a suit.

 

[MacRS4]

Moving soon to a new place in Shadwell and want to find a different way to get to work...current commute would be the DLR and tube but does anyone have an interesting commute?

Eg hoverboard? Fold up bike? Rollerblade?

Yup - bored tonight.

Shadwell? If you walk in to the city that could be quite 'interesting'. Do you wear a stab vest.