Classic British Flight Sim

Same here Dave grey and rainy

but it's doesn't stop the occasional Canadian from washing his rig in it... get a load of Frenchie .....taken just a few moments ago.




... I'm waiting to see if he'll pull out the chamois and whipe her down.


he really is a nice chap though... friendly enough


Derek.. be careful out there mate, sorry to hear your sons party was waylaid by the snow.

I thought all the leg pulling about Canadians on the Simpsons was for effect but now I'm having second thoughts

ATB

DaveB

Fostering a kittenat the moment. He was out inthe snow trying to catch the snowflakes. Both my dogs thought it was great as well.

what timming Dave ... I thought I'd make ya'll feel better having ya know it's wasn't all peaches and creme dela creme here in south Florida so I thought I'd take a photo
looked out the window and.... I was like ... what the hell is he doing in the Rain! ... for petes sake!

I left it to sheer determination ......rather than being shite nuts
well it's certainly washed now. no mistaking that.

(anyway not like I've not done things thats casued some to think me a genius)

I think we all have our moments Joe but have been lucky enough (by and large) not to have them immortalised on digital media I've been tempted before now to go and put soap suds all over the car and let the rain do the rest but fortunately, sanity has prevailed

ATB

DaveB

To be fair there was at least one occasion I polished my car after the sun had gone down so it wasn't too hot! In my limited defence it was a black car so tended to get slightly warm on those rare days in the UK it's sunny.

My current car is hiding under a few inches of snow and as it's rear wheel drive with low profile tyres I'm not even going to try going anywhere!

I won't admit to cleaning my van when it's raining....cheapskate that I am

For the past eight years I've been driving a 30-year-old LHD VW T25 campervan...pop-up roof, two double bunks, cooker, sink, fridge....unfortunately no heating, it takes a 10 mile drive just to de-frost the windscreen, a lot longer to warm up the inside.

However...given current conditions, if necessary it's nice to know that I can pull up and bivvie, make a brew

Derek

Hey you lot across the pond - if you have to drive, drive carefully. Stay warm and safe. I survived our ssnowpocalypse last year by drinking lots of hot tea and the occasional You may want to try that.

Nigel²

just about got rid of the last lot and now we're receiving another load.Best place for snow is on Christmas cards.Bah humbug. EricT

what is a humbug; and why does it hum. if it's grumpy ?...... jovial things hum.