The wheels on the bus

Well we made it, the bus trip to Trelew was a breeze. I can't really believe it was 20 hours. Here's what i did:

I read my book for a bit
Ate dinner
Watched two downloaded episodes of Graham Norton on my iPod
Went to sleep
Listened to some music in the middle of the night
Slept some more
Ate breakfast
Slept
Ate lunch
Arrived in Trelew

It was amazing, really comfortable and relaxing. Better than First on an aeroplane (except for the food). I'm now thinking I could do longer bus trips as long as I go Super-Cama or Ejec-Cama. All lovely.

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Justin said…
How did folks entertain themselves on long trips before the advent of the iPod? Jus xo
25 October 2008 at 19:27
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