Recent content by MarkMas

I have a pair of Motorola TLKR T50 radios, which I'd be happy to lend to member(s) if they are suitable. Collect near Stroud, I suppose.

Ironically, not guilty on dangerous driving, guilty on attempting to pervert the course of justice to evade the dangerous driving charge.

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The Grinnan of Aileach from the inside. Parked up at a hotel. Plus wildlife. More wildlife! I discovered this robin trapped behind the grille of this 90th Anniversary Spyder as I was photographing the cars. But it managed to escape soon after I got this picture. Some views...

I finally got round to sorting out a few random photos from the trip. Firstly, the great thing about a motoring holiday, is that a chap can pack proper luggage. A Mexico and some other thing at Holyhead the night before the ferry. 'twas a dark and stormy night! I think this is the...

Duoporte! Senzaporte! https://www.ansa.it/canale_motori/notizie/attualita/2018/11/10/avventura-artica-en-plen-air-con-jeep-wrangler-senza-porte_9b0d7d0c-3430-48a8-81b4-2c2478f97468.html

I was about a mile from there a couple of hours ago! (On my way from Grantham to Gloucester.) But sadly can't make that date.

Recommended. Hope to be there.

I will post some more photos one day, when I can get them off my good camera. But for now, one person posted this on the WhatsApp group in the middle of the tour:

Didn't pack any and didn't see any amongst the chaps. Did buy a pair, though, discounted from €135 to €35 so a bit of a bargain!

Unfortunately I'm out.

It's England v India at Lord's FFS!

One nice thing about a motoring holiday, especially when staying at hotels with porters, is you can take decent luggage.

A few photos from the Tour: A couple of shots of he TWO Mexicos at the hotel at Holyhead the night before we set off, and pics on the ferry. The night was incredibly stormy, with that day's ferries cancelled. But when we crossed the following day it was dead calm.

Nice evening in Holyhead. Now off to catch the ferry. Gale force winds somewhat abated.