Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I think I'd be careful not to get caught 

That grille looks like a step ladder to me. Up and over the bonnet and roof I would go.
Reported this last week and action's being taken:
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Yep, that's a power cable strung across the pavement to the caravan. Presumably someone's living in it.
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One from today’s walk . It’s a busy 40 mph road and a bus route. I’m still slim enough to go between the van and the wall . No @Drago I didn’t have my keys in my hand when I squeezed along side the van .![]()
Well you just think on that you do next time. 😂View attachment 758185
One from today’s walk . It’s a busy 40 mph road and a bus route. I’m still slim enough to go between the van and the wall . No @Drago I didn’t have my keys in my hand when I squeezed along side the van .![]()
Just take delight that the wet belt in the engine is probably disintegrating and the particles will be blocking the oil intake, meaning that van will need a new engine fittingView attachment 758185
One from today’s walk . It’s a busy 40 mph road and a bus route. I’m still slim enough to go between the van and the wall . No @Drago I didn’t have my keys in my hand when I squeezed along side the van .![]()
The ones that terrify me are those who choose to swerve onto the pavement. I've had and seen a few near misses that way.Then on the other hand we have motorists who panic on hearing emergency services sirens and flashing lights and pull over erratically almost emergency stop like. I remember one such type in my road cycling days dropping from what must've been 30 mph to 0 mph in a few seconds after overtaking me, steering right into the cycle lane I was in, with me almost colliding with this vehicle. When the ambulance as it turned out to be passed by I remonstrated with him before he drove off telling him he nearly caused me to crash into the back of his car. He said I should've stopped like him to let the ambulance get through. Why, when I, unlike him wasn't blocking its path I put to him. Yes, some might say I should've read the situation and expected a vehicle to suddenly pull to the left which I did, but this idiot just had to overtake me before suddenly pulling in, as if to show his anti cyclist mindset!![]()
The ones that terrify me are those who choose to swerve onto the pavement. I've had and seen a few near misses that way.
I made the mistake of taking a mother to task for driving onto the pavement outside a school next to me while I was walking the dog. My exasperated comment of "the pavement is for pedestrians not cars" was met with "shut up and don't make me get out and put you on your a**e" from her passenger. She went on to direct a four letter tirade at me mainly asking why I hadn't spoken to any of the other pavement parkers (the fact they hadn't almost run me over was insufficient in her opinion), and accusing me of upsetting the children and ruining their morning.