Rode the San Diego Blue Line to the end of the trolley/LRT line at the US/Mexico border. I collect ends of lines.
Category: Mass Transit
How I Got to Five Korean National Parks by Mass Transit
In April 2017 I visited five of South Korea’s twenty-two national parks. In this post I document how I got to each park by rail and bus. I had not planned to spend much time in South Korea, but thanks to the authorities in Shanghai, China, I found myself with an extra week in South Korea.… Continue reading How I Got to Five Korean National Parks by Mass Transit
Five South Korean National Parks
South Korea is a nation of hikers. On the trails old, young, hip, dowdy, they love to hike. It’s no wonder: Korea is mountainous, but the population is concentrated on relatively small plains. The mountains beckon. During my current stay in South Korea I’ve hiked in five of South Korea’s twenty-two national parks.
Too Cold to Walk
View from a Downtown bus stop as the temperatures headed back below zero. Normally I would walk, but the bus won today.
Seasonally Appropriate Bus
Rode this seasonally appropriate city bus to Downtown.
Walk, Bus Home
Walked as far as I wanted, then took the bus home. Played with the Prisma Labs photo app on my phone.
Old Streetcars
I love Matsuyama’s old streetcars. Some go back to the 1950’s.
Streetcar to Work
Took the streetcar to work because it was raining heavily.
Rode Seven Buses
Rode seven buses going about my business today.
One-Way Cycle
6:00 a.m. Target Field Station: boarded Northstar. Cycled back from Coon Rapids, following the Mississippi.