Start km: 329392.3
End km: 329953.1
Driven: 560.8 km
Today I drove most of the perimeter of the Canadian federal electoral riding of Blackstrap, the riding I currently reside in, and the riding in which I will cast a vote tomorrow. I did not set out with any partisan agenda on this drive, I just wanted to see my neighbours, and see the places that will cast votes with me.
Here are a few pictures, I'll put together a more thorough description of today's adventure in a few days, when I'm not so tired.
5 comments:
How do you manage to clock up so many miles in one day?! I think you should rename your Sunday drive - how about "Sunday's trailer-spotting drive"? Because I really, really love the picture of the trailers... Trivia is me.
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Dude, you need a hobby...gas is expensive.
I have a hobby: I take photographs and hide them away on my harddrive, never to be seen again.
Gas isn't *that* expensive, especially when one has so few other expenses.
Hannah, I'd written up a big comment about driving long distances, but blogger ate it.
The short answer is: at 100km/h an afternoon can cover vast areas. Owning an automobile really, really expands one's personally accessible space, even if one's personal space shrinks behind sound-proof glass.
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