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kicking against the pricks...
shouldn't be driving one thenHave you ever tried to reverse something this big in a confined area?
Not so easy at all, but with London traffic, damn near impossible I would think.
shouldn't be driving one thenHave you ever tried to reverse something this big in a confined area?
Not so easy at all, but with London traffic, damn near impossible I would think.
seemed a simple question...where were you going to and from? i.e. to what extent have you thought through this highly unlikely tale?
Some people don’t have a simple choice like thatshouldn't be driving one then
seemed a simple question...
Travelling back north, the most direct routeseemed a simple question...
obviously it's 90 centimetres longer than thatI was curious what an "over 13m long motorhome" looks like. This one is 11.5m
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It's an absolute scandal that owners of such vehicles are being made to feel that they are not welcome to drive them around residential parts of South London.
Here's a 12m motorhome. It is fucking huge
from where to where? must be fairly easy for you to answer - you literally just did it. I would love to see if Google Maps tells me to go down Railton Road. I think I know it won't.Travelling back north, the most direct route
We stayed at Crystal Palace Camping and caravan park, then on to Leicester, then after an overnight stop, headed back northfrom where to where? must be fairly easy for you to answer - you literally just did it. I would love to see if Google Maps tells me to go down Railton Road. I think I know it won't.
How many people were in this gas guzzling beast?We stayed at Crystal Palace Camping and caravan park, then on to Leicester, then after an overnight stop, headed back north
join south circular, go round to north circular, fuck off up north, no need to go near Brixton let alone though it!We stayed at Crystal Palace Camping and caravan park, then on to Leicester, then after an overnight stop, headed back north
Funny, it’s 9.1 metre with a 4.1 metre trailer with my all terrain wheelchair and luggage, the adaptations to the motorhome with specialist bed means luggage areas are taken up with medical equipment, hence the trailer. I need a specific bed for my medical needs, paraplegic and double amputee that will prevent skin damage. I would love one of those big American motorhomes, however I know it would not be suitable for touring the uk or my medical requirements.I was curious what an "over 13m long motorhome" looks like. This one is 11.5m
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It's an absolute scandal that owners of such vehicles are being made to feel that they are not welcome to drive them around residential parts of South London.
Just me and my wife, as I say, fit for purpose for my medical requirementsHow many people were in this gas guzzling beast?
No need for the language my friend, at the time, the south circular was blocked. I guess you think you own London and expect northern folk to pay excessive taxes to fund your local areajoin south circular, go round to north circular, fuck off up north, no need to go near Brixton let alone though it!
9.1 metre motorhome with a 4.1 metre trailer. Should have been more specific, sorryand a 13 metre one is 100 centimetres longer even than that
No need for the language my friend, at the time, the south circular was blocked. I guess you think you own London and expect northern folk to pay excessive taxes to fund your local area
I agree.
To be honest, I think that you have been sanctimonious to the point of offensiveness.Out of interest, have you read through the comments on this thread since posting this agreement with OP's opener? I Assume you hadn't read further when you said this.
I live in Cardiff, a different countryNo need for the language my friend, at the time, the south circular was blocked. I guess you think you own London and expect northern folk to pay excessive taxes to fund your local area
no way you would have been sent via Railton Road. go away, silly wind up merchant.We stayed at Crystal Palace Camping and caravan park, then on to Leicester, then after an overnight stop, headed back north
shrug not my intention honestly but I can see why you'd say that, and I do think it was their own fault, and their digs at london are silly. I think they'd be much better off to self-reflect instead of trying to blame London and Londoners for their mistake.To be honest, I think that you have been sanctimonious to the point of offensiveness.
Sorry, I never said fines were taxes. All working folk pay taxes and have the equal right to travel throughout the UK. When local authorities start blocking the freedom of passage, then it seems taxes are being aimed at accommodating the capital. All taxes are a collective and London doesn’t have its own tax collective I believe, so the comment, London taxes support the North is a bit out there. If we are going down the route that more tax payers money is going North, then you need to look as to why. All those MP’s & Lords making decisions to cripple the industries up North and resort to imported goods for one. I understand that a massively over budget underground system has been implemented in London and a HS2 project that is vastly overspent (to save 20 minute, but not required) is being spent from tax payers money, I really don’t believe Londoners have solely paid for that. I think you need to wake up and smell the roses my friendThat's a silly comment given how much tax money flows out from London to the rest of the country, and that penalty fines are not taxes.
Was the south circular blocked by traffic by any chance? Did you not consider it might be wise to keep such a large vehicle to major roads instead of trying to cut through places to save some time?
And then a few extras.All I was trying to say was