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Coming back from shopping
in Bath today I got stuck behind a hearse for a bit. It was a converted Volvo!!
Now, when my time comes I don't care about much. Bury me, burn me or let me rot quietly in a corner. But FFS don't take me away in a Volvo!
What choices are there? Not easy to carry a recently deceased in a TVR or suchlike.
If you had the choice - what would it be?
in Bath today I got stuck behind a hearse for a bit. It was a converted Volvo!! Now, when my time comes I don't care about much. Bury me, burn me or let me rot quietly in a corner. But FFS don't take me away in a Volvo!
What choices are there? Not easy to carry a recently deceased in a TVR or suchlike.
If you had the choice - what would it be?
mannginger said: Don't care (really) about the car - but would have to be over Hard-Knot and Wry-nose passes in the Lakes - amazing roads!!
Good roads - I know them both. But nothing would beat the road from Tobermory to Dervaig. And there is a nice wee cemetery above Dervaig with a view over Loch Bellart and onward towards Tiree...
Come to think of it, could do worse than the Mishnish for a wake.
I'd like to think that following the 'ashes to ashes' speech there would be the sound of cranking engines, the burble of uneven idle, then the sound of a bunch of friends going for a bl**dy good thrash to the wake, 200 miles away, backroads all the way . . .
but then, being dead, I'm not going to know, or bother . . .
Fd
but then, being dead, I'm not going to know, or bother . . .
Fd
Go the way of harold and maude - e-type hearse! www.designcars.de/Modelle/Jaguar/ausw_jaguar.htm&e=747
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