The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
J__Wood said:
Mr lestat said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
it wasn't Duthie park. It was Bletchley.I haven't spoiled the game have I?
5s Alive said:
J__Wood said:
Mr lestat said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
it wasn't Duthie park. It was Bletchley.I haven't spoiled the game have I?
A two for one. This layby is the "road" that joins the car parks. You'll notice that there are plenty of parking places in the *actual* car park. Even however if you consider it a valid place to park (and maybe the owners needed tarmac rather than gravel)...It's s
t parking!
(there was a third car parked in between them just as badly but the owners were walking back as I was lining up to take a photo and decided looking at them that discretion was the better part of valor!)
t parking! (there was a third car parked in between them just as badly but the owners were walking back as I was lining up to take a photo and decided looking at them that discretion was the better part of valor!)
Fastdruid said:
A two for one. This layby is the "road" that joins the car parks. You'll notice that there are plenty of parking places in the *actual* car park. Even however if you consider it a valid place to park (and maybe the owners needed tarmac rather than gravel)...It's st parking!
Isn't that the Fiesta 'Marie Celeste' special edition - found adrift, no signs of life?t parking! 1000 Miglia said:
This throbber blocked the pavement all day Saturday and Sunday whilst presumably working on the refurb
of the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
I know its wrong to damage peoples property but but but.. when is enough enough? On my school run there are builders blocking a pavement with their van and one of those daft truck/utility vehicles with words like "warrior" (wof the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
ker) and raptor down the side, so all the parents and prams and dogs out for the walkies to school have to squeeze alongside. Pretty sure they do it deliberately as the road is plenty wide enough. Can't get a picture, under strict instructions from the wife not to get cross with traffic any more or I can't come on the school walk. 
1000 Miglia said:
This throbber blocked the pavement all day Saturday and Sunday whilst presumably working on the refurb
of the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
What is the intended purpose of that "layby lane"? Is it actually there for people to park in? If so, that makes Audi pavement blocker man even more idiotic.of the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
SkodaIan said:
1000 Miglia said:
What is the intended purpose of that "layby lane"? Is it actually there for people to park in? If so, that makes Audi pavement blocker man even more idiotic.bits that the TT is on .
Now the dealer has expanded they have an off street car park , accessible only in office hours .
Rarely get a parking warden around though , apart from ones in cars or vans .
J__Wood said:
Mr lestat said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
SkodaIan said:
MightyBadger said:
Broken down?
Unlikely as it's a Toyota Yaris.It could have run out of fuel though......
The only possible "breakdown/out of fuel situation" I can think of is if they'd come from that car park, pulled out to turn right and it died just as they pulled out. Even then it's suspiciously well "parked", I'd have expected it to be more abandoned if broken down rather than "neatly" against the curb!
gazza285 said:
I have a lot of sympathy with your point of view.My local council were supposed to be banning pavement parking. They did a two year consultation and new legislation was due to go live last month and now they seem to have gone cold on it. What a waste of effort and money, pussies.
1000 Miglia said:
This throbber blocked the pavement all day Saturday and Sunday whilst presumably working on the refurb
of the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
That's a fair point! of the fancy car dealer showroom .
Yes .pedestrians can walk in the layby lane that the car should be in ,but why should they ?
Must be Romans at Burgh Heath having a huge extension after taking over the Ford dealership that was next door. They seem to be doing well in an uncertain financial climate.
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