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Re: Is it too rough out there ? probably O.T.


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Posted by wyod on May 24, 2009 at 19:05:45 from (75.165.218.220):

In Reply to: Is it too rough out there ? probably O.T. posted by tlrich on May 24, 2009 at 15:18:45:

Can't speak for other areas, but we regularly see folks on cross-country trips using various means of conveyance... bicycles, walking, horse back, horse-drawn wagons, etc. haven't heard of anyone encountering any real trouble. In my opinion, the media bombards us with every bit of "bad news" 'cause that's what sells. Constantly hearing about all the "evil" in the world can skew your concept of humanity. I believe (and have experienced) that there are still a lot of good folks out there. That's not to say that you shouldn't use common sense (and maybe a bit of caution), but you only get one go 'round... life is the journey!!! Many years ago, a friend and I took a thousand mile bike tour around Europe. Met some of the nicest people on earth. Had some problems with the bikes, and the locals went out of their way to help out... even though we couldn't speak their language. Over a period of years, I hitch-hiked all over England and Wales... again, met some of the nicest folks and learned a lot about the culture. I look back on those adventures as some of the most significant, life changing events in my life. I hope to be able to do something like that again some day... one of those things on the "bucket list"! Good Luck... stay safe... D


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