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And so does driving for a while if your caught.
I'm planning on James Bond style rotating plates, just for London.
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I'm planning on James Bond style rotating plates, just for London.
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One of the lads vans drew a £65.00 fine because the driver lost his way in that god forsaken dump.
tomcat59alan
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+1......I work at LHR and that is as close to London as I like to get!Keep out of that sh1t hole is my advice
tomcat59alan
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Don't blame you mate, used to go down at least twice a week, IMO the best thing that comes out of London is the M1
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Couldn't agree more but needs must.Keep out of that sh1t hole is my advice
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Don't blame you mate, used to go down at least twice a week, IMO the best thing that comes out of London is the M1
Yeah, anything sarf of the M25 is a bit weird.
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Just a thought, did you not see the dozen or so signs that warn you of exactly the very thing that happened, ie a risk of flooding! i work for a well known breakdown company and work round there all the time, always good for a laugh
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Just a thought, did you not see the dozen or so signs that warn you of exactly the very thing that happened, ie a risk of flooding! i work for a well known breakdown company and work round there all the time, always good for a laugh
Familiarity breeds complacency. Anyway, that's why he has a Rangie!
So the story is fairly simple...Just a thought, did you not see the dozen or so signs that warn you of exactly the very thing that happened, ie a risk of flooding! i work for a well known breakdown company and work round there all the time, always good for a laugh
For the last 7 years I have read the tide tables and know that if there's >7m on the Thames keep well away.
This time I let my dad read the tables and he read somewhere that wasn't the Thames as a 5.2m tide, told me that so I thought well that's fine... Fortunately I no longer park on the hard itself because the EAS seems to really hate the angle.
But yes, as you can see there's about 1" clearance at the bottom of the doors, I was so lucky!
