What’s your favorite mode of transport?
As part of the Synchro Implementation team you might then think I would say airplanes and while I’ve not tried them all the Airbus A380 must rate as a serious contender. It’s certainly my favourite airplane.
But what about lorries, tractors, buses, trains, boats and ships (motor or wind powered), helicopters, air balloons, jet skis, etc.
Also, the more exclusive ones like funiculars, skiing, snowboarding, etc all making the experience the journey itself in typically amazing surroundings.
Or most natural ones such as animals. Horses, camels, elephants, etc.
Mankind has invented literally hundreds if not thousands of ways of going from A to B.
So, my choice? Well I recently had the opportunity to fly on a seaplane. Now I’d say that’s quite a rare opportunity even by today’s standards. Look below. Look closely and you should also spot the number 2 from my list.
I would love to add the hot air balloon to my list. Maybe one day.
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