Staying legal when you get home
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Ron
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Ouch. Now that could hurt. Pays to be informed.
Ian H
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You just gotta watch out for those Welsh dealers ;D ;D ;D
I believe it all started with a broken front windscreen on a motorway and a traffic cop that knew the rules and regs
Ian
I believe it all started with a broken front windscreen on a motorway and a traffic cop that knew the rules and regs
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Nah, it's the DVLA folks in Swansea you have to be worried about.
BTW Ian, did you see my article on Overcoming UK registration problems?
Ian H
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I did read that a while back ,very good ;D ;D
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Al, you're right. I assumed it was registered in the UK, otherwise it would be illegal irrespective of width.
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Jeez whadda travesty!
So the learned judges have decided that it is legal for a dealer to sell illegal vehicles to private parties in the UK?! That legitimizes fraud on the part of dealers and penalizes being the fraud's victims. Remind me to be verrry careful buying stuff in Her Majesty's realms.
Newt & Jan
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Carl - that applies especially to a 'full English breakfast' since from what I've tasted, those range from truly outstanding to 'not fit for hog slop'. The best I had was cooked by a friend. The worst was at a B&B in Amble.
Ian H
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There is only one place you get a real Full English Breakfast , Doreen's kitchen but its got to be done with UK bacon not this streaky stuff over here
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I prefer a good Welsh breakfast in Chris' kitchen. Bacon, Briitish bangers, eggs, black pud, fried tomatoes, fried bread, laverbred and cockles.
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Nah you can,t beat a proper Cornish Pasty,Cod ,Chips &mushy peas come a close second,i must try and get round to trying some sea weed
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Ian,
Numerous Cornish tin miners came to California to work the gold mines in 49'er country. There's still a thriving Cornish community in Nevada City where our daughter lives, and a couple of local stores make and sell Cornish pasties. Not as good as the ones my aunt in Bodmin used to make, but good enough for me to stock up whenever we visit. Come to think of it, we'll be at rally in Grass Valley, the next town to Nevada City, next week and we'll be visiting the family while we're there.
I'd take faggots and peas before cod, chips & peas. You really should try the seaweed (aka laverbred); It's well known for putting lead in the pencil.
Numerous Cornish tin miners came to California to work the gold mines in 49'er country. There's still a thriving Cornish community in Nevada City where our daughter lives, and a couple of local stores make and sell Cornish pasties. Not as good as the ones my aunt in Bodmin used to make, but good enough for me to stock up whenever we visit. Come to think of it, we'll be at rally in Grass Valley, the next town to Nevada City, next week and we'll be visiting the family while we're there.
I'd take faggots and peas before cod, chips & peas. You really should try the seaweed (aka laverbred); It's well known for putting lead in the pencil.
