Don’t need many guesses to know who the bride & groom were 😂

That pic reminds me of the time on NL that I asked someone to photoshop a pic of you (IIRC) on track at Snetterton and we changed the corner sign to Bumhole.

The same person photoshopped the S off that roof, too 😄

Thus rendering the Co-op the least accessible shop ever known to man. When I was a local I rarely drove down the high street, I used the bypass 🤣 (this also avoiding the solitary set of traffic lights)

Bingo!

That’s more of a win for me than getting my Cardle guess right first time 😆

It is very pretty out there, the heavy, wet snow in now almost weight bearing. But, having been out in it tending horses this morning, I can confirm it’s horrible to do that task in.

And also, keeping horses as pets is a fundamentally moronic idea.

What you can’t see is the detail on the plastics. Grain effect.

WAY more drink programming options than the usual brands.

2/3rds the price.

We’re impressed.

Drool, panting, excitement.

That was just me tonight. 😂

Mollie had fun, too. Obviously.

I’d have welded the angles up all wrong and ended up with a 1/4 mile long crater with a gradient. 10/10 would have needed low range.

Good work.

He always said you were a…

Oh no. Wait.

I getcha. 😂😇

That’s a great contraption for clearing the snow that you haven’t already compressed.

Depends how many feet you have or how many hands you have to whirl the wheel around. It’s a typical Merc, 3-pedal auto with hand release for the parking brake. 😂

Doesn’t really need a skiddy brake, will gladly break traction, even in the wet.

There’s something inherently satisfying about not going anywhere very quickly in a clattering, old, oil burning 4x4. I was quite endeared to the old 2.5 DI Vauxhall Brava pick up, 2.7 Ford Maverick (see Nissan Terrano) and such like.

All probably much sportier than the big G 😂