After a breakfast of johnnycakes and eggs with callaloo, it's into the jeep for a trek down south.
Frequently Moynihan had to trek down in person, textbooks in hand and sleep-deprived, to put things right.
She was, and remains, unimpressed at me "bottling it" but, after a silent trek down, at the foot of Eldfell we visited Eldheimar – which made us both happy.
You trek down from the car park above North Landing, near Flamborough, and take the right-hand side of the cove.
He held up his peace-hands, walked back through the room of humming and spitting machines, and exited the building — behind which he quickly peed, before resuming his trek down Speedway.
Clinton Lacey, a deputy commissioner in the Probation Department, gave them the news: within a few weeks, he said, Harlem residents on probation would no longer have to trek down to 100 Centre Street.
(That's what makes the rare cases when this isn't true — like when the U.S.P.S. guy leaves a notice requesting that I trek down to the post office to pick up a package — incredibly annoying).
The answer promptly came in the form of the television schedules for the FA Cup's fourth-round ties and the news that Liverpool's supporters will potentially be asked to trek down to Bournemouth for a 12.45pm kick-off.
Who wants to trek down to the polling booth when for a mere 99-cent surcharge you can "Press 1 for Moderate Democrat" or "Press 2 for Compassionate Conservative"?
The possibility of some bigger stars in the bigger leagues of Europe developing 'niggling injuries' instead of heading on that mammoth trek down under to miss six weeks or more of the domestic season, has receded a little.
Among those who have joined Ms. Solis is Suzanne Martin, 33, of Coopersburg, Pa., who came to New York last month to trek down an abandoned 19th-century water tunnel in the Bronx populated by hibernating bats.
