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Tag Archives: car
Dangers of hitch-hiking in London (Rousse)
As soon as we settled into the back of the car, I realised our error. ‘I know this from a movie plot’, I thought. ‘The driver is monster. After giving us a lift to our named destination this evening, he … Continue reading
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Tagged address, car, danger, driver, envelope, fake, hitch-hike, Islington, Larch Avenue, London, Mandy Rigg, monster, TPR, tube
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Riverdance outdoors! plays in Finland (Rousse)
I neatly parked the car in a Finnish municipal car park. From here we watched the setting of the stage for Riverdance outdoors! I was very excited to see the performance itself, but instead TPR and I felt obliged to … Continue reading
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Tagged car, car park, duty, Finland, river, Riverdance, TPR, weeds
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Highlights of the north east coast of the Isle of Skye (Rousse)
My mother’s Volvo was not a self-driving car, yet when the whole the family was crammed into the back seat, we treated it as such. I was terrified as we sped through the countryside at top speeds, praying that the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, car, castle, family, fashion, highlights, Isle of Skye, Kilt Rock, office, Old Man of Storr, Quiraing, self-driving, Skye, solicitor, van, Volvo, wardrobe
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Dead father dines (Rousse)
My mother’s driving was truly terrible. Why was she in such a rush to reach the coast? The beautiful weather was forecast to hold, so there really was no hurry. When we stopped at the hotel for lunch, it all … Continue reading
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Tagged car, coast, dead, driving, father, hotel, lunch, mother
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Working from home less dangerous than office life (Rousse)
My office was the size of a bus shelter. It contained a desk, shower cubicle, and a toilet – plus two other workers. It really was too small for three, and was quite unpleasant whenever any of us used the … Continue reading
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Tagged car, desk, home, kitchen, Mason Hall, office, plate, shower cubicle, smart, student, toilet, truck, University of Birmingham, Vale, washing up, WFH, work
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Mystery grapes found in death-trap car in Newcastle (Rousse)
Sandyford Road was almost empty of traffic, most likely due to the pandemic restrictions. This suited me as I drove to my new seconded post at the University of Northumbria. I’d easily make it to the office on time. Then … Continue reading
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Tagged brakes, car, grape, gutter, house, Newcastle, pandemic, Sandyford Road, secondment, terrace, traffic, University of Northumbria
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East Claremont Street camera thief (Rousse)
Moments after I dropped our camera on the pavement on the north side of Edinburgh’s East Claremont Street, a car travelling on the other side of the road skidded across the cobbles, crashed through the railings, and tipped into the … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, ambulance, camera, car, crash, East Claremont Street, steal, thief, TPR
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Husband hires hit man to kill off wife (Rousse)
It was the end of our holiday. I had almost finished packing the bike panniers in preparation for our journey home when a man rushed into our room, then grabbed and bundled me into the back of his car. He … Continue reading
Salt mine offers ‘magic’ treatment for eczema (Rousse)
It took a long time to cycle the single tracks roads across the wilderness to the immense quarry, but it was worth the effort. The excavation was enormous. I couldn’t wait to see it close up. We dropped our bikes … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, car, eczema, Land Rover, magic, mine, niece, quarry, salt, treatment
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