To follow the head or heart? - Page 2

Simondi · 21st November 2018, 19:15

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Take the primertallic one, the one thing these excel at is long journeys

Primer Supertalllic if you don't mind

Simondi · 21st November 2018, 19:19

Right decision made.

The cover is on the ZT and the Auris can brave the weather

( to be fair the decision has been taken from me, Mrs Simondi has just ran through the list of things to take. Ain't no way it will fit in the boot

)

suzublu · 21st November 2018, 19:32

Flipping heck

when I started reading I thought you were moving down here

Simondi · 21st November 2018, 20:18

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Originally Posted by suzublu

Flipping heck

when I started reading I thought you were moving down here

Not too far from the truth old boy, give it 4 or 5 years and we are looking to move darn sarf to the Teesside or West Yorkshire area

marinabrian · 21st November 2018, 20:28

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Originally Posted by Simondi

Not too far from the truth old boy, give it 4 or 5 years and we are looking to move darn sarf to the Teesside or West Yorkshire area

Teesside

Smogtasticness

West Yorkshire

Hmm, shame, I was looking forward to taking the mickey out of your extra bump start handle on the boot Simon.........can't do that with a Toyota

So whereabouts in Durham are you heading?

Brian

Simondi · 21st November 2018, 20:42

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Teesside

Smogtasticness

West Yorkshire

Hmm, shame, I was looking forward to taking the mickey out of your extra bump start handle on the boot Simon.........can't do that with a Toyota

So whereabouts in Durham are you heading?

Brian

Brian, it's not a bump start handle

it's for putting coffee cups on as you well know

Heading to a cottage near Allensford

trikey · 21st November 2018, 21:02

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Originally Posted by Simondi

Brian, it's not a bump start handle

it's for putting coffee cups on as you well know

Heading to a cottage near Allensford

Not 10 mins from where I used to live

(Take snow chains)

marinabrian · 22nd November 2018, 08:34

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Originally Posted by Simondi

Brian, it's not a bump start handle

it's for putting coffee cups on as you well know

Heading to a cottage near Allensford

Brrr, freezy

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Originally Posted by trikey

Not 10 mins from where I used to live

(Take snow chains)

Lol and some orange wire and a swear box, and pop in to see George for a cup of tea

Seriously though, that's a strange destination Simon, but then again I would say that, it's in the People's republic of Consettshire

Brian

Simondi · 22nd November 2018, 09:08

It looks to be a nice wee holiday cottage, has an indoor pool in the complex etc so should be fine.

I will maybe take the hybrid milk float down to the Shildon museum on the Saturday - if I'm allowed

Ravinder · 22nd November 2018, 10:08

You should be taking the ZT. Don’t turn it onto a garage Queen....
Disappointed.

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