My wife loves the Destinations but doesnt want to drive there.
And worst of all she offten gets car sick so that doesnt help in my favour either
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. Truth be told, I also had to have a siesta after that meal
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No pics of the next day as we were busy doing retail therapy and enjoying Dunkin Donuts and Baskin Robbins at Canal Walk. Stopped at Plett on the way to PE on the Thursday:
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Some random pic having coffee and a baked cheese cake:
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Arriving at the hotel in PE late at night after stopping everywhere on the N2 between Mosselbay and JBay
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Left to JHB the next day but the Port Elizabeth, East London and Transkie coast is on the list for the next time.
Awesome @Blu_Marlin , why did you put the P67 behind bars?
Thanks @Silver It was a lovely trip. I take a REO almost every where I go. When I go away with the family and theres no one at home the whole vape family goes with, even if I don`t use them all.
@Blu_Marlin i was lucky they broke into my house in december and stole a lot of shit but left all my vape gear. They just tossed the reo and minikin v2 on the ground.
. I tried driving in Cuba, once, when I visited but kept turning into the wrong side off the road. I gave up after a few trys. It was almost as bad as switiching between manual and automatic or driving a German car and then switching to a Japanese car .
The P67 had been a naughty boy so a little tough love was needed
Lol Alot of time was spent before taking the photos making sure the mod was well balanced
and that the wind would not blow the mod over.
It`s really sad that we have to worry about things like that. On the bright side at least they left the vape stuff. That’s also one of the reasons why I take my REO with me when we go away. To me my current setup is irreplaceable.
I would hate to drive in the US. They drive on the wrong side of the road over there
I would hate to drive in the US. They drive on the wrong side of the road over there
I've been driving for over 60 years, and wrong side roads, high speed, local lunatics, danger never bothered me at all. But then I've always been fearless.
About five months before the Cuba trip I ended up in MunichSo true, i forgot about that! Oh my word you are right @Blu_Marlin
I managed to convince the wife to do a roadtrip in Spain about 8 years ago. After Barcelona we caught the train to Valencia. Then we hired a car and they upgraded us to a brand new Audi A3!.
The plan was to go slowly along the coast all the way down to Malaga over 7 days and just stop and stay wherever we landed up liking.
Anyway, it didnt turn out well, we ended up in Malaga after an over night stop in Alicante and i handed the car in without a scratch but I was shaking. Also the wrong side of the road. And the gears were on the wrong side!!!! It was a very scary experience. Even the GPS unit was talking in Spanish and I could not figure out how to change it.
Ok - road trips need to be on the correct side of the road with a right hand drive vehicle
for work related matters. My co-workers had hired cars. Strangely, during our trip, the most common problem was climbing curbs rather than turning into on-coming traffic. Lucky for me Munich had an excellent public transport system which I used for the duration of my stay.
So I guess what you are saying is that you can't pick you nose with both your right AND left hands.
For most life is about norms, what you are used to, what fits into your comfort zone. But some of us are so adventurous that stepping out of our comfort zones becomes a way of life.
@Spydro I actually had to try that. I did not notice it before but from preliminary observations it seems that I can only do that properly with my left hand
. The right does not feel comfortable at all. I am right handed btw. I used to drive professionally (no not racing cars but rather large vehicles). I drove a lot and I think that it just became second nature to turn into the left lane because of the amount of driving I did at the time. I have since learned to adapt after driving in Africa, where sometimes you drive on the left hand side and sometimes you drive on the right hand side, on the same road. I can now also drive my wife's automatic car with out stomping on the brake trying looking for the clutch pedal and I don`t turn on the windscreen wipers in my car when trying to indicate after driving the work vehicle for a while. I still have to work on the nose picking though
