Yes those tyres did well today ...never slipped once even on that compacted ice going up very steep hills ...it helped that the roads were quiet as i just kept the foot down going up ....but scary stuff at some points as visibility was terrible
Yeah im not really in to extra miles if i can avoid it ...im still nearly 800km from calais
Thats a possibility cheers
Or taken the toll road
She's got her pedal to metal and will be on your mum's drive waiting when you get back
A real FLT wouldn't lower themselves to that level.
Sorry for your experience with the eyties! When driving commercially the less time I spent in Italy was good. Surprised you contained yourself to just F--- Off.
Na, he's given her Lennys address and arranged to meet her there.She's got her pedal to metal and will be on your mum's drive waiting when you get back
It was the accent that probably drove it home !
Not in Scotland. Here it is hotel quarantine wherever you have travelled from.
That isn't actually correct, you are allowed to self isolate at you accommodation with the mandatory testing if you travel from CTA without having been in a Red travel area in the last 10 days. CTA is the rest of the UK plus Eire,
I am on day 9 of my self isolation in my van in Glasgow after coming back from my winter trip in Spain.
Not if you arrive in england first. Its only direct arrival in scotland via airport .
Ive a couple of questions ....these 2 tests i have to order ...are they just throat swabs? And how do you return them?
Not sure what his problem was ... normally id have tried to explain the situation that we were transiting etc but i was stressed yesterday morning and really couldn't be doing with the aggro. It just shows you though that despite being in a motorhome himself so probably also a fulltimer folk are quick to jump to conclusions and attack folk without bothering to ask first.
With our frequent traveller account, I was able to change one of ours from the following day until about 4 hours time, did it online en route in a servcie station. ET are much more flexible these days, biggest issue is shortage of crossings.
Well,being a (softie) southerner, I haven’t heard that expression since I were a lad. Chuff me! Farmers wife was from Derbyshire (that’s north of Watford Gap innit?) and she was always on about chuff this,chuff that,the chuffing things broke.
Not forgetting 'Chuff off'.Well,being a (softie) southerner, I haven’t heard that expression since I were a lad. Chuff me! Farmers wife was from Derbyshire (that’s north of Watford Gap innit?) and she was always on about chuff this,chuff that,the chuffing things broke.
And then there was the word chuff piece,that was something else entirely!
With apologies to any of a nervous disposition if I have used the dialect from ooop there in poor taste!
I’m from Pontefract, does that explain itWell,being a (softie) southerner, I haven’t heard that expression since I were a lad. Chuff me! Farmers wife was from Derbyshire (that’s north of Watford Gap innit?) and she was always on about chuff this,chuff that,the chuffing things broke.
And then there was the word chuff piece,that was something else entirely!
With apologies to any of a nervous disposition if I have used the dialect from ooop there in poor taste!
Ooh ,nice cakes. Or is it chuffin nice cakes.I’m from Pontefract, does that explain it
It’s just normal everyday conversation
When you are in another part of the country and talk about “spice” they look at you gone out, that’s what we’ve always called sweets. “ Mam, giz a sixpence for sum spice”
I think going out to buy spice has entirely different connotations these days
I was brought up in the north east and sweets was kets .
Should be OK with Tam on it, 23 tonnes of Type 1 under it, it was OK last time he was on it.
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