When you have to get a wiggle on...

[John K]

Due to a monumental diary screwup, my SOH needed the Mundane at the same time I had to go to the chiropractors.

So I ended up taking Mr Grumpy.

And they have closed the A44 which is the only sensible way to get south for me.

Which meant a spirited cross country, no sat nav, winging it blat against the clock.

And being 1,000% honest, you all know I love Mr Grumpy, but I 'probably' would have swapped him for an RS6 this morning...

It would have been nice to have been able to mash the loud pedal without having to condsider if it was sensible or not...

[Paul Gibney - Lancashire AO]

I regularly go to work in mine, leaving home at 5.15 am .

Loud pedal not a problem if I am up then so is everyone else........

[John K]

LOL, I wasnt worried about the noise, more that the surface of the back lanes are rough as a badgers and there is lots of horse muck and mud about.

And always on the apex.

So it made for an interesting live rear axle trip. With added "rabbits nose"..!

[pistonbroke]

I used to go to work in mine , loved it , made the business of getting to the "place of employ" a real pleasure , its the ONLY thing I missed when I retired 

[Rory's Dad]

I used to go to work in mine , loved it , made the business of getting to the "place of employ" a real pleasure , its the ONLY thing I missed when I retired 

 

Me too!

 

I've been reading Guy Martin's book and he said he was going so fast he sucked the rabbits out of the hedge     

[Captain Colonial]

Note of caution here (party pooper hat on, sorry) - if your insurance on your Westfield says social and domestic only, you're not covered driving to or from work! Make sure you're covered.

[WestyNottm]

I added 'commuting to and from fixed place of work' to my policy last year and the increase was........£12!!