Hitching a ride
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Hitchhiking is simply not in our culture... but in the states its important because the hitch hiker might be in the middle of nowhere hundreds of km away from public transport -
hmmm i do it everwhere I am. Even when I was in the army in sg. The only people I dont pick up are middle aged drunks. American or local.
Hahaha I keep hearing the song "Riders on the storm" by the Doors. -
ceecookie, you may be mistaken, do you mean Ashburton or Ashurst?
Ashburton is in the south island of nz, the economy rely heavily on
seasonal work i.e. freezing works in the meat industry. It would be
going way out of your way, crossing the cook's straits. However, if
are travelling north, Ashurst is in the north island of nz. It is about
half an hour drive from Palmerston North ( Massey University). Do
you mean you were travelling up north as in Whangarei? -
Whangarei? Isn't that where the rally is held in April?
Speaking of rallying...in other news (I don't wish to start a new thread about this), kikq and I are now a happy couple.
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Oooh! Congratulations, KB!!Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Whangarei? Isn't that where the rally is held in April?
Speaking of rallying...in other news (I don't wish to start a new thread about this), kikq and I are now a happy couple. 
That's great news! 