Topic Subject...car sharing or walking xx

• Guest 662

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  2 December 2010     22:0682923
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  Jen and I are planning a dual attack on the wintry weather tmrow anyone needing to get into town from whitfield we have three seats in the car x If car proves impossible we can all walk together x
• Guest 694

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  2 December 2010     22:2582924
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  basically I am far too frigging scared to move the damn car again, so... i asked very nicely..
  
  worse case, we toddle in together.. or at least check out the bus route and toddle to tesco?
  
  although i do have a secret weapon.. Daddy!! He is very skilled at driving in snow after living in germany, so i can always ring him and get him to pick us up at the top of the road and drop us in town.
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• Guest 672

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  2 December 2010     22:4682928
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  I think somehow ladies you are going to be walking.
  
  Jenni, using Daddy at your age is pure and simple cheating. grow up.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 662

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  2 December 2010     22:5782934
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  My daddy is in north Yorkshire his skiing skills have come in very handy x. I have 2 sledges jen we will have the most fun on the way to work x
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  2 December 2010     23:0182936
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  jenni
  
  only yesterday you had influenza.
  
  it lasts for well over a week at best.
• Jan Higgins

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  2 December 2010     23:0982941
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  Jenni must have had a dose of man-flu.
  
  Glad you are feeling better.
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• Guest 651

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  2 December 2010     23:2582946
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  Can he carry on to Ashford for me
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 660

  • Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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  2 December 2010     23:5482957
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  Careful sledging down Whitfield I live near the bottom!
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• Guest 672

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  2 December 2010     23:5982959
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  Now just who's bottom would that be then John???????????
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 662

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  3 December 2010     00:0282961
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  Usually have gluwein at the bottom x. Round johns then bottoms up xx
• Guest 694

  • Registered: 22 Mar 2010
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  3 December 2010     08:3082967
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  Howard I am still not well, however when its your business you kinda have to go in regardless. I am drugged up and walking around its just a case of feeling like poo but carrying on!!
  
  I have 3 sledges.. the old fashioned type, unfortunately the labrador is too old to pull now adays and the german shepered would only be interested if there was a rabbit running in front!!
  
  Ian.. i am a confessed Daddys girl, and he will also be my hero... and my go to man!
• Diana Woodridge

  • Location: Dover
  3 December 2010     10:5582997
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  I learnt to drive in the winter in Switzerland. It is very rare there that one is unable to take to the road, however there are some rules: don't change down to first gear if you can help it. Give way to vehicles coming up a hill. You really need either studded tyres or chains. It might be worth while for people here to start having a set of chains in case.