RE: 'Open Season': PH Goes Topless For Winter
Discussion
Shaw Tarse said:
Chris-R said:
Ooh, a very nice man from Aston Martin has just turned up... 
Is it considered poor form to swear at an editor?Do you fancy taking it for a spin to the coast tomorrow?
Oddly enough I'm aiming for Brighton after lunch!
An Alfa has arrived for me
For those of you coming to see us at the (now full) Sunday Service, come and take a look at the PH Open season cabrios. We'll have a Fiat 500, the Aston and Alfa, the Riviera Blue Boxster and an Atom along with a Subaru WRX (like the one you can win). Nice.
For those of you coming to see us at the (now full) Sunday Service, come and take a look at the PH Open season cabrios. We'll have a Fiat 500, the Aston and Alfa, the Riviera Blue Boxster and an Atom along with a Subaru WRX (like the one you can win). Nice.
Chris-R said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Chris-R said:
Ooh, a very nice man from Aston Martin has just turned up...
Is it considered poor form to swear at an editor?Do you fancy taking it for a spin to the coast tomorrow?
Oddly enough I'm aiming for Brighton after lunch!
Shaw Tarse said:
I know... Don't think we can get away early enough, unfortunately. If anything changes I'll try to tag along.
about picking it up tomorrow too!Yet another sunny late autumn (winter) day so perfect for a brisk top down drive
The MG shielded digital thermometer, my gloved fingers, again showed comfortable during another wonderful ride on some of Northamptonshire’s excellent country roads, well suited for a classic British car like the MG Midget
A vigorous less cautious drive this time as there were no icy patches or puddles but still full ample use of gears, steering wheel, brakes and driver's brain
Journey’s break, a gem of a village pub, 17th century and limestone opposite the village church and selling fine local real ales
And what luck a group of chaps performing a short Advent traditional style of play for donations to Air Ambulance, the Mid Winter Mommers
Custard test - they're an Advent group
The MG shielded digital thermometer, my gloved fingers, again showed comfortable during another wonderful ride on some of Northamptonshire’s excellent country roads, well suited for a classic British car like the MG Midget
A vigorous less cautious drive this time as there were no icy patches or puddles but still full ample use of gears, steering wheel, brakes and driver's brain
Journey’s break, a gem of a village pub, 17th century and limestone opposite the village church and selling fine local real ales
And what luck a group of chaps performing a short Advent traditional style of play for donations to Air Ambulance, the Mid Winter Mommers
Custard test - they're an Advent group
ker sign, I think 
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