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Tag Archives: drive
A terrifying journey to Leith (Rousse)
Provided that I survived the journey, I would be writing a stiff letter of complaint to the MD of Lothian Buses as soon as I got home. Where there was a 30 mile limit this driver was easily doing 40+. … Continue reading
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Tagged bus, buses, complain, complaint, drive, driving, Edinburgh, journey, Leith, Lothian, Lothian buses, MD, passenger, passengers, snow, snowy, TPR
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Isle of Lewis camper van rescue (Rousse)
The weather turned vile and we wondered how our friends N and S were coping in the howling wind and torrential rain on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis. They couldn’t possibly be out in the open cycling, … Continue reading
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Tagged accommodation, bay, beach, bicyle, bike, bog, camp, camper, camper van, camping, car, cycle, cycling, drive, driving, Garynahine, Golf, guest house, Isle of Lewis, Mark 2, motorhome, peat, rain, rescue, route, steer, steering wheel, TPR, van, vehicle, VW, VW Golf, weather, wind
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Central Birmingham palace “sponsored” by Asian airline (Rousse)
We travelled in a smart black stretch limo to see the new house of Z and SM. This was the most appropriate form of transport for visiting multimillionaires. In short, if we turned up in our own (modest) car, we … Continue reading
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Tagged airline, Asian, Birmingham, car, computing, drive, driving, elephant, entrance, hall, hot tub, house, IT, limo, limousine, logo, millionaire, millionaires, multimillionaire, multimillionaires, new-build, palace, room, stretch, tile, tiles
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Dangerous driving in the United States (Rousse)
After a quiet Christmas Day, TPR and I set off to visit KR. It was a long time since we had driven in the US, and the first time that we had taken our own right-hand drive vehicle on the … Continue reading
Class-conscious Cotswolds offers mixed welcome (Rousse)
Everyone* we knew had moved to the Cotswolds. We drove down to see if life there would suit us too. My sister J set up an introduction for us with the vicar’s wife, also newly arrived in the village. The … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, awning, awnings, ball room, blonde, booking, bookings, boots, car, class, climb, Cotswolds, cup, dance, dancing, drive, driving, four-wheel drive, furniture, furry, grand, gravel, groceries, grocery, hill, hotel, maître d', piano, rank, seating, shirt, shopping, sister, snack, social class, son, staff, steep, table, tables, tea, teach, trousers, vicar, vicarage, village, wife, working class
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Toothbrushes and telephone tutorials (Rousse)
KA won the argument and she, SM and the children would stay the night in Edinburgh rather than face the long drive back to Hexham. As KA got E and R ready for bed, I rummaged around in the green … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, babies, baby, bath, bathroom, bed, bedroom, call, cheek, cupboard, drive, driving, Edinburgh, favour, favours, fitting, fittings, furious, fury, futon, Hexham, honours, kitchen, mobile, phone, project, row, Saturday, study, telephone, toothbrush, toothbrushes, weekend, window, work, yellow
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The shame of Jonathan Ross’ brother’s criminal career (Rousse)
My sister J was a criminal mastermind. Her two children served as the key members of her gang. My mentor – who would eventually become my partner provided that I proved myself – was one of Jonathan Ross’ brothers (although … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam, bikini, brother, car, career, cars, coat, colleague, criminal, customer, directions, drive, driving, Ealing, gang, goods, gun, Jonathan Ross, Kings College, London, mastermind, mentor, MIles, package, parcel, Post Office, post offices, shame, Simon, skin, sports car, steal, stock, stolen goods, sunburn, supermarket, village, violin, Volvo, wool
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Traffic terror on the A1 and a reunion with the Spice Girls (Rousse)
The traffic on the A1 north of Newcastle was blocked solid. The only way you could now join the carriageway was to first reverse up the ramp, then continue along the hard shoulder backwards until you found a suitable spot … Continue reading
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Tagged A1, accident, advice, bike, car, carriageway, chorus, cycle, cyclist, Deacon Blue, dead, death, drive, driving, fashion, field, grave, graves, hard shoulder, millionaire, Newcastle, Posh Spice, queue, ramp, reunion, Saturday, singing, song, Spice Girls, terror, TPR, traffic, Victoria Beckham
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Illegal clown disrupts travel plans (Rousse)
We’d waited two hours at Digbeth coach station in Birmingham and still the 22:00 service to Edinburgh was not ready to depart. The tannoy announced that it would now leave at 02:00. This was far too late for us, so … Continue reading
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall – taxi driver (Rousse)
How do you reach Glasgow – three hours away by road – for a focus group at 8pm, when it’s already 7pm? The answer: hire the world’s fastest taxi driver, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall! We all squeezed into the Range … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x4, audience, Camilla, car, conference, corduroy, drive, driving, Duchess of Cornwall, focus group, Glasgow, hat, performance, pink, Range Rover, reward, safety, taxi
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