I can certainly understand that. I used to enjoy air travel but the "security" stupidity that's ensued since 9/11 has made passing through airports such a major pain I try to avoid it unless required.
That said, I've just booked a trip to Denver, another to NY and am working on the itinerary to the UK again. I wish I could take a train on the domestic trips, I like that a lot more, but the cost is too disparate. G On May 17, 2007, at 8:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have changed my mind about going to GFM. Applied for air line > ticket > refund, if I can't get a refund, I may come after all. :-) I > should know in a day > or two. But I see no reason I won't get one. > > As the trip comes closer and closer I have found my reluctance to > travel by > plane from California to NC has increased and increased. > > Last time I did it, 2004, I was pretty unhappy, actually very > unhappy. It's > a long flight, well, two flights, with a layover in between, so it > is very > tiresome. And the planes are small, I am tall, and my knees start > cramping up > after about an hour or two (arthritis, usually mild). I thought I > could talk > myself into doing it again this year, but it seems my body is more > unwilling > than I thought to undertake that unpleasantness again. > > Just posting this to give a heads up that there will probably > (most likely > be) another GFM ticket available. If any PDMLer wants it (got to > buy it from > me, of course). > > If not, when things are finalized, I will notify GFM people so > they can > notify their waiting list. > > Although I am resubscribed, I will now be lurking for a few days > rather than > commenting/reading. Still busy. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
