Explaining West Virginia to Europeans
Huntington, WV to Columbus, OH (pop. 730,657): 133 mi / 214 km
- 2h51 drive, round trip $27 ($3.00/gallon @ 30mpg)
- 3h40 bus, round trip $66-77
- no train service
- 4h14 plane, round trip $337 (1 mo. advance purchase)
Huntington, WV to Louisville, KY (pop. 699,827): 198 mi / 319 km
- 3h10 drive, round trip $40 ($3.00/gallon @ 30mpg)
- 12h45 bus, round trip $107-115 ($82 with 1wk. advance purchase)
- no train service
- 4h08 plane, round trip $232 (1 mo. advance purchase)
Huntington, WV to Pittsburgh, PA (pop. 331,310): 279 mi / 449km
- 4h21 drive, round trip $56 ($3.00/gallon @ 30mpg)
- 11h35 bus, round trip $124 ($82 with 1wk. advance purchase)
- 22h10 train, round trip $244-250 (only alternate-day service)
- 1h00 plane, round trip $220 (1 mo. advance purchase)
Huntington, WV to Cincinnatti, OH (pop. 316,718): 281 mi / 452 km
- 4h44 drive, round trip $56 ($3.00/gallon @ 30mpg)
- 8h50 bus, round trip $107-115 ($82 with 1wk. advance purchase)
- 3h51 train, round trip $46-52 (only alternate-day service)
- 0h53 plane, round trip $370 (1 mo. advance purchase)
May 2nd, 2007 at 2:31 pm
I’m always scared of doing a whois search, thinking that they’ll just snap it up!
May 2nd, 2007 at 2:36 pm
oh, wait. i didn’t understand the format.
that comment was meant to go below the next entry.
May 2nd, 2007 at 2:37 pm
and since when is gas $2.25/gallon?
May 4th, 2007 at 6:45 am
In West Virginia, since last December. But no longer. I went and fixed it.