Trains, Planes and Automobiles

It turns out people have a lot of ways to get around. We’ve been sampling some of them. In the past 10 months we’ve travelled by:

1. Seventy-five airplanes
2. So Many Trains – airport trains, commuter trains, sky trains, Indian trains, subways
3. Cars
4. Trucks, including a kiwi Ute
5. Land Rovers in Mongolia
6. Tourist vans, in so many places
7. Topless Jeeps in India
8. Mules in Bhutan (for our stuff, we walked)
9. Inflatable raft in Bhutan
10. Cable Cars up the mountain in New Zealand
11. New Zealand Luges
12. Ding Ding, the Hong Kong street car
13. So many mini vans
14. Asian Elephants
15. Motorcycles
16. Vespas
17. Sidecars
18. Bactrian camels in Mongolia
19. ATVs in Siem Reap
20. Zip Lines in Siem Reap
21. Parachutes and skydivers in Queenstown
22. Horses in Mongolia
23. Busses
24. Tuk tuk, including the Cambodian christmas elf party tuk tuk
25. Boats: long tail, trimaran, converted fishing boats, ferries, Kayaks
26. Zorbs in Rotorua
27. Walking, trekking and hiking everywhere
28. Bicycles
29. A Water buffalo in Vietnam (guess where they tickle it to make it relax?)
30. Andy’s Massey Tractor
31. Ox-drawn wagon
32. Electric airport buggies
33. Escalators
34. Elevators
35. Moving walkways
36. Sledding in New Zealand
37. Ski lifts in New Zealand
38. Pump train car on the pier in kangaroo island
39. Speed cat at the great barrier reef
40. Snorkels and flippers
41. Israeli 4x4s near the dead sea
42. Riverboat on the Nile
43. Egyptian felucca
44. Windsurfers in Sinai
45. Dromedary camels in Jordan and Egypt
46. Rotating cable car down Table Mountain
47. Safari Jeeps in Kenya
48. London Underground
49. Chunnel train
50. Paris Metro
51. French rental car
52. Hop-on Hop-off canal boat in Amsterdam
53. Boston T
54. “Shoe” taxis in Colombia
55. Our own feet, hiking through Peru