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@tranie | |
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What do you consider to be walking distance ? personally i would consider 2 bus stops to be walking distance any further and id probably drive. |
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@nikkei | 14 April 16 |
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Anything thatll take me up to 20 mins. I have lil legs and big heels. Sooo further than that ima drive.
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@jackelll | 14 April 16 |
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I'm quite happy to walk the fifteen minutes it takes to get to the pub but for some reason it's always too far to walk home so cab it is .
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@iilmadme | 14 April 16 |
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i think it takes me about 40 minutes to get home from town.i do that fairly regularly.depends how well i feel though,n whether im in the mood to wring every last drop out of a day saver lol
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@musho77 | 14 April 16 |
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a mile
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@kimjongl | 14 April 16 |
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5 minutes.
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@funphy | 14 April 16 |
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3 or 4 miles if the weather is nice.
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@kimjongl | 14 April 16 |
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3 or 4 miles is a fun run.
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@o..o | 14 April 16 |
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Anymore than 3 doors up,i'll ride my bike. Or drive. I should be fat. |
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@mikeymk | 14 April 16 |
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On days off without the nipper i drink, so no driving. I didn't bother with a bike until i moved to this flat. My walking distance then was up to an hour really, it was usually 2-3 miles to go to the usual places, but 5 didn't bother me. Here and it's a good 3 miles to go to the usual places, so i use the bike. If i'm likely to need to stash the bike, i'll take the shopper, as i can lock that pretty much anywhere. I hardly use the car, i cycle to work, that's about 2 miles. I'd drive rather than walk though, mainly because i do 12hr shifts. |
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@dodgey | 14 April 16 |
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@ mikeymk - 14.04.16 - 02:27pm On days off without the nipper i drink, so no driving. I didn't bother with a bike until i moved to this flat. My walking distance then was up to an hour really, it was usually 2-3 miles to go to the usual places, but 5 didn't bother me. Here and it's a good 3 miles to go to the usual places, so i use the bike. If i'm likely to need to stash the bike, i'll take the shopper, as i can lock that pretty much anywhere. I hardly use the car, i cycle to work, that's about 2 miles. I'd drive rather than walk though, mainly because i do 12hr shifts. Have you got a little basket on your bike for putting your groceries in? |
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@dodgey | 14 April 16 |
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I walk whenever I have time , however far, sometimes walk 7 miles along canal to meet mate for a pint .
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@ogdenz | 14 April 16 |
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Oh it really does mean walking distance and not vvanking distance.How disappointing.
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@jackelll | 14 April 16 |
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@kelypso | 14 April 16 |
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If someone says something is within walking distance, it's 10-15 min walk away, otherwise it's a leisurely stroll...
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@kelypso | 14 April 16 |
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And i'll get there eventually... lol...
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@kelypso | 14 April 16 |
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Don't get me wrong, I love walking and can easily clock up 10-25kms... But if it's specified ''walking distance'' well... I'm not spending more than 10-15mins on that s**t...
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@psnality | 14 April 16 |
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Where I am it's two miles to anywhere so that's mine, before it used to be a mile or to the shop and back again.
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@olia | 14 April 16 |
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I remember walking 40km and more... sometimes it feels nice to walk a big distance
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@usbcable | 14 April 16 |
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Two miles to the shops unless I'm in Dunstable then it's more like 5 miles to walk to Luton
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@phemzask | 14 April 16 |
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@ olia - 14.04.16 - 05:51pm I remember walking 40km and more... sometimes it feels nice to walk a big distance 0_0 |
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