Posted by Hybernation
on Thu 25 Jun 09, 10:32 PM to Hybernation's blog.
no one knows where the road ends.
| 25 Jun 09, 10:34 PM Soul_Alloy UK(PR), 4 yrs  |
There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on... Better to be a diamond with a flaw than a pebble with none - Confucius | ||
| 25 Jun 09, 10:40 PM northernwench 7 yrs |
Tell me about it - the AA map says the A road continues past the roundabout next to the Black Bull beer garden but all local maps indicate that it morphs into a more pedestrianised area at the same point. I understand your frustration!
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| 25 Jun 09, 10:41 PM penwiggle UK(CB), 5 yrs  |
May I suggest Google maps. Has always helped me. You say Ouch like it's a bad word. | ||
| 26 Jun 09, 12:01 AM GazUK1963 UK(B), 6 yrs |
There are many paths to take, each one spitting into many other paths. Some run in similar directions, others turn off in very different directions. Some may even converge again. You never know where you path will take you, or how long you will have to walk it. Gary x.
Everyone who lives dies, but not everyone who dies has truly lived. | ||
| 26 Jun 09, 8:02 AM shimmer UK(LE), 11 yrs |
It's how you travel the road that counts. To thine own self be true | ||
| 26 Jun 09, 10:43 AM Soul_Alloy UK(PR), 4 yrs |
True, the title reminded me of Stairway to Heaven, that's all. Also reminded me of the Road To Hell, that waily one that starts 'The Road is Looooong', but figured Stairway to Heaven was the more uplifting of the three
Better to be a diamond with a flaw than a pebble with none - Confucius |
