Cludiant
Gyrru ir gwaith
Teithiau llawer ir gwaith mewn car. Dyma rai sylwadau am eu teithiau.
- Had
a drink, did some household chores and left for work at 8.30am. Travelled
via Montgomery as the collapsed bridge which closed this route for months
has been rebuilt. Bliss!
- My daughter
left to walk to school and I dropped my son at school in the car as I was
driving to Cardiff to the office where I work. My husband had left about 7am
to drive to Cardiff to work in the National Assembly.
- Early
afternoon my wife arrives back and then I go to work, again in the car (not
many people walk or cycle these days - it takes too much time and the roads
are too busy).
- Showered
and left house at 9 o'clock to drive to Ystradgynlais for a meeting. Got held
up by slow farm machinery, so did short cut through Aberysgir and joined the
Sennybridge Road missing out Brecon. 5 minutes late for meeting.
- Drive
to work at Brecon Social Services - exactly 15 minutes along A40. Another
beautiful sunny morning, but cold.
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Heol
Knighton
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Late to work having seen my truculent 14
year old onto the school bus. The twenty mile drive gives me time to get my
brain into gear. I've driven the road from Knighton to Llandrindod for 22
years and I still marvel at how lucky I am to live in this beautiful place.
- I drove
to work (8 miles) in a Peugeot 406 diesel estate, which is a county lease
car. My wife drives a Vauxhall Astra which we own.
- I drove
my car to work at Coleg
Powys this morning as it is now getting a bit too cold to ride a bicycle
in the morning and it is getting darker earlier in the evenings.
- Set off
for work by car (since train timetable no longer suitable for commuting to
work).
- I jumped
into my Renault Clio and took the normal route - Penybont/Knighton/Bucknell
- to the office at Craven Arms; 32 miles away. Usually I get stuck behind
at least 5 tractors, 2 horseboxes and a few white vans, but today the road
was relatively clear and I completed the journey in 48 minutes (which included
the compulsory 30 mph speed limit in Knighton where I was fined recently for
exceeding it!).
- Earlier had spent the day
in the office at Llandrindod Wells, some 26 miles away. Had travelled down
as a car passenger with a colleague who lives in a village nearby. Saw two
buzzards on journey as well as a dead fox which was on top of a roadside hedge.
Suspect bizarre case of hara-kiri.
Fodd bynnag, nid pawb syn teithio mewn car
7.00am |
Get bike ready and changed
to cycle into work. |
7.30am |
After breakfast
left for work with colleague to cycle together. |
8.10am |
Arrive at work and shower
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8.30am |
Changed and ready for first
patients! |