Fader
Tour Winner
Driving!
Just literally got home from the 10 hour round trip to Ellesmere Port & back, in order to drop my kids back home to their mums which is always a joy of a journey (not that I'm bitter she moved them that far away meaning I get less time with them)
But because of the length of time I'm on the road it never ceases to amaze me some of the things I see along the varying parts of the drive.
Today's sights included a lorry totalling 2 cars on the M1 one fortunately that was on the other side of carriageway and was already in hand by police. There was a guy on the M6 with his steering wheel resting on his knees whilst adjusting his stereo with one hand and texting with the other, on the M56 there was a van that had about 12 people crammed in it on the way to the Chester City match.
Not enough of a site those things on the way up so what happens when coming home on the M6 2 guys literally having a punch up on hard shoulder where one had rear ended the other, shortly after that appears on the overhead signs saying animals in road take caution, half a mile further along the cause of sign is clear a black Chihuaha is darting between hard should and inside lane whilst being chased by its pink haired lady owner who can't decide whether to chase the little rat that should be on a lead of fan the smoke billowing from her antique ford fiesta.
Other than that a perfectly normal journey!
Just literally got home from the 10 hour round trip to Ellesmere Port & back, in order to drop my kids back home to their mums which is always a joy of a journey (not that I'm bitter she moved them that far away meaning I get less time with them)
But because of the length of time I'm on the road it never ceases to amaze me some of the things I see along the varying parts of the drive.
Today's sights included a lorry totalling 2 cars on the M1 one fortunately that was on the other side of carriageway and was already in hand by police. There was a guy on the M6 with his steering wheel resting on his knees whilst adjusting his stereo with one hand and texting with the other, on the M56 there was a van that had about 12 people crammed in it on the way to the Chester City match.
Not enough of a site those things on the way up so what happens when coming home on the M6 2 guys literally having a punch up on hard shoulder where one had rear ended the other, shortly after that appears on the overhead signs saying animals in road take caution, half a mile further along the cause of sign is clear a black Chihuaha is darting between hard should and inside lane whilst being chased by its pink haired lady owner who can't decide whether to chase the little rat that should be on a lead of fan the smoke billowing from her antique ford fiesta.
Other than that a perfectly normal journey!