KenL
Tour Rookie
Agreed, fry them up for breakfast the next day or two.
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RichA
Well-known member
Some of the slip roads end at a T-junction though, not a roundabout. I've seen a few where the road markings are worn and the signage is poor. A lot of drivers get confused for a variety of reasons and I can see how the odd blunder can occur.
chellie
Tour Winner
They freeze well.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Point conceded but...
There will be No Entry signs and No Entry written in 3 foot high letters on the ground.....
P.us the motorway will be on your left as you advadown the slip road....should be enough clues there...
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Trouble with this is that there are swathes of the country with no motorways
E.G The M5 between Bristol and Exeter has no motorways due West of it and almost no Motorways due east until just outside of Basingstoke
So no motorways in most of Devon, all of Cornwall, most of Wiltshire, all of Dorset and a lot of Somerset.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Stephen Mulhern
chico
Club Champion
Don't you mean on your right?
Sid Rixon IV
Head Pro
We bought a crown and gammon and I have at least half of both now sliced and in the freezer. So, turkey and ham pie in a day or so, then maybe again in a month.
Not to mention the fridge stuffed with cheese, pickles etc.
Drives me nuts but my lovely wife, like her mother before her, is what is described as " a feeder".
Highlight of the day was when the family were slumped in living room about 8pm she bursts in saying "So did nobody notice??" as she held a tray of roast parsnips that we forgot to take out of the oven.
Nor does Northumberland
If AI is to be trusted none of the following English counties have a motorway in them
Cornwall, Dorset, East Sussex, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northumberland, Rutland, and Suffolk.
There are also a good number in Wales and Scotland, Google is your friend.
All of this confirms your point
Sid Rixon IV
Head Pro
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Not if you're going the wrong way.....
RichA
Well-known member
I was'nt trying to score a point - I completely agree with you. Just aware that there are some junctions out in the sticks where the signs are knackered and the white lines are worn away.
I'm imagining an elderly with a bit of dementia who nobody has challenged yet about their driving or one of the few million folks who didn't pass a left-driving UK test and recognising the carnage that could ensue.
The signage in this country over the last 10 years bothers me. We only put up new signs or paint lines on roads if they're revenue generators.
chico
Club Champion
Misread that.
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Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
Saw an accident in Spalding last week. Head on where a car was using the oncoming lane to turn right at a traffic light.
Absolute muppet. Luckily it was a slow impact crash and no one was seriously injured.
NearHull
Well-known member
The M180 in Lincolnshire being forgotten for the second time on this forum in a week or so. It’s as if it weren’t a proper grown up motorway.Nor does Northumberland
If AI is to be trusted none of the following English counties have a motorway in them
Cornwall, Dorset, East Sussex, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northumberland, Rutland, and Suffolk.
There are also a good number in Wales and Scotland, Google is your friend.
All of this confirms your point
I did caveat that with "if AI is to be trusted ". Clearly, as Sarah Connor so wisely advised, it can not be trustedThe M180 in Lincolnshire being forgotten for the second time on this forum in a week or so. It’s as if it weren’t a proper grown up motorway.
. Correction duly noted The Rain.
KenL
Tour Rookie
and the wind.
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Don't eat the brussels then
