Cars & Transportation

Friendly Public Transport

Cars & Transportation

Posted by: CAT17

24th Jun 2011 11:32pm

Do you find using public transport a pleasant way to travel? I love going by tram here in Adelaide, I always find someone to have a chat to. People are generally happy to have a conversation with me. It might be my "silver hair" that makes me seem friendly (which I am) as I have people of all ages starting up a conversation with me nearly every trip. I even had a little girl (about 4 or 5 yrs) - who was dressed as a fairy - say to me that she wasn't a real fairy!! I have chatted with people from many different countires who are holidaying here and have found that most enjoyable. Is it that people find Adelaide a friendly place or is it just me?
CAT17
  • 4th Jul 2011 10:55pm

Hi easyriderj22! I havent travelled much by train, though did travel from Sydney to Adelaide on the Indian Pacific a few years ago (fantastic trip) Would like to do a bit of travel within the state as seniors do get a freebie. Train travel is relaxing and you do get to see lots of the country. Glad you enjoyed your trip. Keep chatting to your fellow travellers, it makes for a very pleasant journey!

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