Live in big city. Public transport helps. We once bought a flat's worth of furniture from IKEA (double bed, three seater couch, tables, chairs and all the smaller items) and wheeled it all home from a few ks away with a gorilla cart. That was fun. When I lived in regional NSW I used to hitch everywhere. The only issue I had with that was carrying too many groceries on my shoulders once and hurting my back. I also got to spend a day delivering eggs and shooting the breeze with a farmer who picked me up. That wouldn't have happened if I had a car and drove everywhere. Didn't seem so solitary at the time.
Yes that all sounds like quite an adventure. Still, I've been driving for decades and I couldn't imagine life without personal transport. But I wish you all the best of that's how you like it.
We moved from Sydney to Adelaide. We don't drive so it slipped my mind that car ferries are a thing and that people live on Islands.
Cool. But wait, "we don't drive" !?!?!?!
And you don't even consider cars or transporting goods, and people living on Islands ???
That's some kind of solitary kind of existence going on there for sure.
Live in big city. Public transport helps. We once bought a flat's worth of furniture from IKEA (double bed, three seater couch, tables, chairs and all the smaller items) and wheeled it all home from a few ks away with a gorilla cart. That was fun. When I lived in regional NSW I used to hitch everywhere. The only issue I had with that was carrying too many groceries on my shoulders once and hurting my back. I also got to spend a day delivering eggs and shooting the breeze with a farmer who picked me up. That wouldn't have happened if I had a car and drove everywhere. Didn't seem so solitary at the time.
Yes that all sounds like quite an adventure. Still, I've been driving for decades and I couldn't imagine life without personal transport. But I wish you all the best of that's how you like it.
Each to their own.