Spotted red griff... with the roof up

[Mrs Fish]

On a beautiful day like this, on the A52 towards Ashbourne.



Mind you, I saw approx 10 convertibles on the way in this morning and only one other (than myself) had the roof off, and that was a Boxster.

[pilot_ian]

Mrs Fish said:

On a beautiful day like this, on the A52 towards Ashbourne. Mind you, I saw approx 10 convertibles on the way in this morning and only one other (than myself) had the roof off, and that was a Boxster.

Guilty as charged.

In my defence, your Fishness, there was no room in the boot for a roof bag let alone the roof itself!

Must make more effort in the packing department in future - although at 6.30 in the morning the tendency is to lob the stuff in any way it falls.

[Mrs Fish]

OK, I'll let you off

[beano500]

You stand your ground, Ian!

In 50,000 miles I know I have covered quite a few with the roof on when it should have been in the boot (and a few the other way round ). It isn't always convenient 'cos of what you have in the boot, or it's only a five minute run, or I've just done my hair.....

It's just a bit embarassing at times when other Tivvers see you

[pilot_ian]

Mrs Fish said:

OK, I'll let you off

You're very kind.

beano500 said:

You stand your ground, Ian! In 50,000 miles I know I have covered quite a few with the roof on when it should have been in the boot (and a few the other way round ). It isn't always convenient 'cos of what you have in the boot, or it's only a five minute run, or I've just done my hair..... It's just a bit embarassing at times when other Tivvers see you

Have to agree with the comment about short journeys - I can't be bothered to take the roof off for the run in to work each day. Perhaps I should ask Mrs Fish to take another couple of hundred cases into consideration while she is in such a lenient mood

[JonRB]

pilot_ian said:

Have to agree with the comment about short journeys - I can't be bothered to take the roof off for the run in to work each day.

Quite agree.

Sometimes it's just not worth the hassle taking the roof off. Often it's because it is either a short run or because I'm running late and don't want to spend the time needed to take the roof off at the start of the journey and back on at the end.

[Mrs Fish]

I know it is a pain with griffs and chims taking the roof off, it was more of a tongue in cheek 'spotted' than having a go

[JonRB]

Mrs Fish said:

I know it is a pain with griffs and chims taking the roof off, it was more of a tongue in cheek 'spotted' than having a go

"OK, I'll let you off"

>> Edited by JonRB on Monday 26th April 16:33

[Mrs Fish]

you're so kind

[pilot_ian]