Permits are issued for a single registration plate. And there is an enforcer who comes round daily on a moped, with all the details on a tablet linked to council records.
Super tough on you if you're driving all that way to see your parents...
Yes, I am hoping this Freelander 1 works. I only need it to work for 12 months ot 18 months... but hopefully I won't fall in love with it. (TOO LATE.)I am not any kind of dog. Contrary to popular belief, I am human!
I have owned many, many cars, and landrovers, and tractors, and several boats. Never actually had a Toyota, but I have hired them on occasion. They worked, but so did most of the others.
Nice. So they're on horse back to avoid parking charges now are they.
You're not selling it to me, when I wake up to this
I would. I've had my current TD4 for 3 years and the list is still just as long as when I bought it.
You're not selling it to me, when I wake up to this
Every morning.
I love it when a plan comes together! Boats are wonderful.
Nice. So they're on horse back to avoid parking charges now are they.
You're not selling it to me, when I wake up to this View attachment 160360
Every morning.
I would. I've had my current TD4 for 3 years and the list is still just as long as when I bought it.
I lived on a Thames Sailing Barge for 3 years so I'm on your side. Thanks for all the advice!I like them. Not everyone does, but I do.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/the-voyage-of-the-ra.331285/
Thank you. So far, my nerves are dropping to a shrill 7 on the 10 scale...
I lived in leafy Surrey before moving west. Down here is a marked improvement, but we still have our places to avoid too.
Not always. We've just had a lovely summer.
Some do, but I'm mostly accepted now. It helps to have a Cornish wire and mother in law.
I do loads of stuff. I have a lovely workshop to make stuff in. I can thinker with my 4 cars(all free to parkand there is nothing to do, so @Nodge68 has to spend all his time on LZ!
).Only surfing I do is on the internet, see above.
A Land Rover has character and for some, way of life. A Toyota is just a thing to move you and other things about.
I lived in leafy Surrey before moving west. Down her is a marked improvement, but we still have our places to avoid too.
Not always. We've just had a lovely summer.
Some do, but I'm mostly accepted now. It helps to have a Cornish wire and mother in law.
I do loads of stuff. I have a lovely workshop to make stuff in. I can thinker with my 4 cars(all free to park
I can go fishing, beach combing, bike riding, shooting, surf the internet and pretty much anything else I fancy. I don't surf in water as I think it's kinda pointless and as I can't swim, drowning doesn't appeal.
Only surfing I do is on the internet, see above.
A Land Rover has character and for some, way of life. A Toyota is just a thing to move you and other things about.
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I wouldn't have a car if I didn't need to ride a horse now and again in Hampshire... also, maybe I am tried of life but London looks better after a weekend away.I was only kidding, I had a great 24 years in Cornwall, and I am of Cornish descent.
As it happens, I have also lived in Surrey, I worked on a farm in Egham for several years in the 80s.
But I like being in London too, despite the parking difficulties. I find not having a car is the easiest way.
BTW, surfing is not pointless, it is a great sport.
It's more than that. All tyres MUST be identical, and least worn on the back. Of course if it's had it's propshafts removed, the tyres become irrelevant.
I'm sure it is, just not good if drowning is an option.
Nice. So they're on horse back to avoid parking charges now are they.
You're not selling it to me, when I wake up to this View attachment 160360
Every morning.
I would. I've had my current TD4 for 3 years and the list is still just as long as when I bought it.
