V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
can see some tree trimming getting done soon, when they leaf up
Giles
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We’ve done similar but not in cold store, so much easier to put lifting eye in each block than f around with guy struggling against loader. Even vacuum lifter be better than that amateur houron a different note:
what a faff!
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
LEZ for Bristol ..... 
crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
TiltyShaun
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Next time I am off to Bristol Airport I will take the loop. See if my pollution still drifts in!!LEZ for Bristol .....
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crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
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bobthebuilder
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if you examine the area more closely the bastards have included parts of roundabouts so you cant come in from a different angle ,complete twuntsLEZ for Bristol .....
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crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
CPS
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Used to cut off at Portbury and across country.... was a decent time saver in trafficLEZ for Bristol .....
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crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
Lancs Lad
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Clifton obviously where the money is then...LEZ for Bristol .....
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crafty bas***ds including Bridge Valley Road down from Clifton, Cumberland Basin and Bower Ashton spur down from Leigh Woods .... gonna need a big loop to avoid copping it going to the airport from this neck of the woods
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
yep ..... no doubt this has been carefully engineered as a money making exercise ... and will create some rat runs for sure ... the spur out to Totterdown and Arnos Court/Vale will rake in some bucks for sure ... 's a hell of a long way round otherwise ... all about revenue generation, pure and simpleClifton obviously where the money is then...
they reckoned in the '90s that 1 in 5 motors circulating Bristol were uninsured / unregistered .... be more like 1 in 3 maybe 2 with this sh1t
CPS
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There was a few ways from memory..... but I don't think I came up as far as Clifton... been over 15 years since I did it
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6feetdown
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Yes and 1st left and 1st rightoff at Gordano services and back up t'other side of the Avon?, or up the Portway? ... Portway'd be a no no now
kabin man
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I shall be joining the ranks of smugness later this yearI'm not complaining they hardly use the outside lane as their all watching their range ...anything over 70 seems quick bursts leaving it clear for proper cars
The new company car policy is on us and the only choice in the fleet options is electric...Ive asked more questions than there are answers to at the moment
and im looking forward to see how this rolls out...
As im low in the pecking order a cupra born was the best choice of the bunch.It was ordered in Jan with a June delivery estimated.
Had email this morning advising that because of a global chip shortage delivery is now mid November..
See you all in lane 2 at 55mph while i watch the range-omiter
Lancs Lad
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Actually did think some of them cupras looked ok ....more than can be said for some of those electric excuses for a design mistake...Hyundai's 🫣🫣I shall be joining the ranks of smugness later this year
The new company car policy is on us and the only choice in the fleet options is electric...Ive asked more questions than there are answers to at the moment
and im looking forward to see how this rolls out...
As im low in the pecking order a cupra born was the best choice of the bunch.It was ordered in Jan with a June delivery estimated.
Had email this morning advising that because of a global chip shortage delivery is now mid November..
See you all in lane 2 at 55mph while i watch the range-omiter
kabin man
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Lancs Lad
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Ahhh...now your talking...how long till someone does heated sticks on a Florida cabbed mini ?Yea i went on looks too.. And the heated steering wheel sealed the deal
kabin man
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business idea there. Portable slip on style..
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Lancs Lad
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TiltyShaun
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Is that because the car heater is non existent?Yea i went on looks too.. And the heated steering wheel sealed the deal
kabin man
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Yes it has a heater.But you can't use it in the cold/dark/frost/long journey/hot day if you want to go somewhere in it...
Bob
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Someone I know can't put on he's heater as company car will not get him back home from his work but he got a seat heater on all the time as he can't turn it offYes it has a heater.But you can't use it in the cold/dark/frost/long journey/hot day if you want to go somewhere in it...
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