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Today A351 between Wareham & Ferndown on our way to the Zed Shed, Azure Fairlady Roadster CP53 ***. Met him at a roundabout, gave him a little wave, nothing, followed him for about 5 miles, no acknowledgement whatsoever He had the hood down and a Nismo type spoiler on the back, tried to loose me on dual carriageway but to no avail , finally turned off right in front of us and gave him a flash and a wave...... nothing.

I'll show you mine if you show me yours

Very nice JIm, but I'm still on August!!!

She clearly makes you happy so call her Laffy, this is obviously short for Laphroaig . Alternatively just call her Whiskey

That is sooooo nice, wonder what a 370z looks like in orange?....................... Really glad you stayed in the Brotherhood though

caol isla

Thank you very much guys

Pat

Maybe the reversing sensors don't work

Never seen him before

Bound to see you then

It must be someone else's fault, we live in the UK

Best chalk it up now then I'll be en route from Chester le Street to Aldridge via Sheffield tomorrow, maybe get back to Dorking at some point do you ever get close to Sheffield ? if you do I could've passed you on the M1 ... I'll put that down as a spot

Tim, it was ALMOST painless No worries James, nice to meet you again and glad you enjoyed it.You can never have too much gear! Resistance is futile earthling Hopefully I take your money with a smile on my face and in a pleasant fashion. I do appreciate the business but I also enjoy being associated with you, the club, forum etc.

Deep fried, surely? And I'm sorry I called you Shirley

Subliminally we spotted each other, that's good enough for me Only because i've never been spotted or flyered

"It's small but I have sold lots of pictures"

Neilp, don't know what he was driving and he doesn't know what I was driving but we passed each other somewhere between the NW and Glasgie

We must have done, I left Glasgie just before 3!! you passed me probably, I left southport to come up the road at 3pm the turbines rotate with the wind, unsure why they were off, my guess is that they had met their energy demands

Sometimes the answer is staring you in the face! too

That did occur to me but they seemed to face in random directions and the one area that was working was much the same as others

Today I drove from Glasgow to Chester Le Street and this involved travelling on the M74, it's fair to say it was very windy. My question is this, why were the majority of the wind turbines on my route not "working". Was it too windy, or are they automatically shut down when they have produced their energy quota? Sorry if this is a daft question but I am intrigued

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Personally I'd be more interested in the physical beauty of the country, so come on Adrian show us some scenery