How to get to the stable?
Hey guys 😀
I have a small problem, but it might be solvable 😛
I share a horse, and I'm learning to ride him, an Isi *-*. Everything's going extremely well, and it's getting better and better, so she can even leave me alone. She was kind enough to take me to the stables today because my parents were still asleep. *I'm 19* and don't have a driver's license yet because I simply don't have the money. I'm saving up for it and studying hard for the theory so I can finally decide for myself when and where I go. But that will take some time.
My father can no longer drive me to the stables due to health reasons, and the question is, how am I supposed to get there now? Besides, I don't want to be constantly dependent on my parents.
There are many options, by bus or taxi, but taking a taxi back and forth is too expensive in the long run (my uncle is a taxi driver xD)
I could just walk (2 hours on foot, I would take it upon myself)
With my mom's bike (hasn't been used for a really long time :D)
By bus (I'm traveling halfway around the world, first driving to the city and then changing to another bus that goes specifically to the town also takes an extremely long time.
Which option would you choose to bridge the gap? :')
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If the weather is allowed, the bike would probably be the best alternative.
And listen to the stall, maybe someone else comes out of your neighborhood and can take you off and on? You can take part in the driving costs, for example, in return.
That’s exactly what I’ve been “incompatible with my riding share,” she doesn’t ask for money because she lives right around the corner, but I just think it’s better:)
There should also be driving communities.
Bike sounds good.
Bicycle driving will probably be the best.
If you think the bike isn’t that great anymore, look around on eBay classifieds. There are usually really great wheels for a good price.
Because if you have a bike with a good gear, it will be fun! 😀
I also find:D
Cycling is also just vegan riding
As long as the weather permits, take the bike. With this you do something for your sportiness, move additionally (what never hurts) and are independent of bus times. If it spills without end, I’d probably take the bus.
I’ve already proposed the bike to you in one of your last questions, so you wouldn’t. It’s nice that your opinion has changed.
Cycling goes almost always- proper, weather-friendly clothes presumed. For bad weather, you should pack and take a plastic bag with dry clothes. So you can move in the stable again if you get wet.
Under the circumstances, probably the bike and in very bad weather the bus
Bicycle or bus.