Stonehenge and its Environs 134
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Mustard wrote:
thesweetcheat wrote:
Even better, there are still places where it's possible to walk for 8 hours or so and never see a car at all (or even another person). Definitely where I want to have my picnic! :)
Trouble is, you need a car to get to them ;)
No, you really, really don't. You can walk for hours across many miles of upland Mid- and South Wales without seeing a car or often any other people, starting from one bus stop and walking to another (or back). I can give you the links to the bus times if you'd like to try it, by way of research? :)

thesweetcheat wrote:
You can walk for hours across many miles of upland Mid- and South Wales without seeing a car or often any other people, starting from one bus stop and walking to another (or back).
Well, again it depends on other factors. Some of us are not as agile as we used to be, and some of us might have serious mobility problems.

thesweetcheat wrote:
Mustard wrote:
thesweetcheat wrote:
Even better, there are still places where it's possible to walk for 8 hours or so and never see a car at all (or even another person). Definitely where I want to have my picnic! :)
Trouble is, you need a car to get to them ;)
No, you really, really don't. You can walk for hours across many miles of upland Mid- and South Wales without seeing a car or often any other people, starting from one bus stop and walking to another (or back). I can give you the links to the bus times if you'd like to try it, by way of research? :)
I can guarantee you that from where I live, with the time available to me, it's simply not possible via public transport.