Okay, so today, I want to tell you guys about my little adventure to Basalt Street. Sounds simple enough, right? But let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey.
First things first, I had to figure out how to even get there. I’m not exactly a local in Mango Hill, you know? So, I did what any sensible person would do – I Googled it. “How to get to Basalt Street,” I typed into the search bar, fingers crossed.
The internet, in its infinite wisdom, told me to “Use our journey planner.” Well, thanks for that, internet, very helpful. But I did find something useful eventually. It seems like there are a few buses that go near Basalt Street: 687, 688, and 689. Good to know.
Next, I needed to figure out which bus stop was closest to where I wanted to be. I saw that I had to go click on the bus route to see the directions, so that’s what I did. I clicked on each route just to see which would be easier for me.
- First, I needed to get to the bus stop near my house.
- Then, I would take the 688 bus and wait patiently.
- Finally, I needed to get off on the right stop, and boom! I’m on Basalt Street.
My route:
So, armed with my newfound knowledge, I set off. I found my bus stop, waited, and hopped on the 688. And you know what? The directions were spot on. I got off at the right stop and there I was, standing on Basalt Street. Mission accomplished!
But then I thought, what if I wanted to drive there? Or walk? I mean, you never know. Turns out, the internet has step-by-step directions for that too. You can even add multiple stops, which is pretty neat. I guess, you can check out real-time traffic and road conditions. You can also see nearby restaurants and stuff, and I like to eat, so that’s definitely a plus.
And for those of you who are curious, I also learned that there are like five different ways to get from Melbourne to Basalt. You can take a train, a taxi, or even a bus. I guess people are really into Basalt.
Anyway, that’s the story of how I made my way to Basalt Street. It wasn’t exactly a wild adventure, but hey, I got there in the end. And that’s what counts, right?
