I'll be doing Dorchester to Hemel Hempstead Monday or Tuesday for the next couple of weeks, likely heading back each Thursday if that helps?Misanthrope keeping the LR candle flickering with a FL2
... then there's the V60 XC B5
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5th Apr 2018 8:58 pm
EMcC
Member Since: 10 Jul 2015
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 536
I live half way from Yeovil to London, just off the A303 the London side of Stonehenge and will be in Yeovil, well just the other side of it at the Land rover garage, on the 16th if that is any good.
Bumping this back up - I was working away so couldn't make it work. Back home in London for a little bit.
Is anyone able to help?
Thank you!
J Filming something somewhere...
2nd Jul 2018 8:32 pm
Chrisholly31
Member Since: 21 Aug 2013
Location: South West
Posts: 66
I can do Yeovil to Portsmouth if any use?57 Defender 110 XS TDCi
55 Discovery 3 TDV6 āSā Manual, re-homed in the West Country, lovingly maintained by Woody32
I will keep that in mind for sure!Filming something somewhere...
2nd Jul 2018 8:50 pm
EMcC
Member Since: 10 Jul 2015
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 536
I will be in the Yeovil area on Friday the 6th returning home later that day.
As I said earlier, I live just off the A303 on the London side of Stonehenge.
I could get whatever it is you want to the Amesbury/ Solstice service area later that day or hold it for collection at your convenience.
Not knowing what sliders are I presume they will fit in the boot of my D5 ?
Member Since: 10 Jul 2015
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 536
Hi Jase, I hope you got back OK, the traffic is always pretty horrendous on a Friday
I really enjoyed that trip, James lives in such a wonderful part of the country.
I was brought up in a similar area many years ago when villages had lots of Apple orchards as most of the farms made their own cider.
Unfortunately as the home production of cider decreased the orchards were cleared and built upon so villages became mini towns and the houses occupied by 'in comers' so eventually we ended up with a village where very few people knew each other any more.
James is lucky as that doesn't appear to have taken place in his area - yet !
When collecting the runners I was greeted by a very friendly sand coloured Labrador.
Initially the owner thought I might not have been dog friendly but when I tickled the dogs ears and patted it he realised I was a 'Dog person' mine is black so not only dog friendly but Labrador friendly too
Yes I really enjoyed that trip, thanks Jason/James for giving me the opportunity to have done it.
7th Jul 2018 9:27 am
EMcC
Member Since: 10 Jul 2015
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 536
Hi Jase,
I hope you did get back with your sliders OK.
I've just done the Yeovil run there and back again and the return journey was horrendous and that was only from Yeovil to here so can't imagine what your bit was like.
Mind you, today was the start of the school holidays and it showed. Some of the vehicles were so fully loaded the driver couldn't possibly have been able to see out and it didn't look safe.
20th Jul 2018 10:53 pm
EMcC
Member Since: 10 Jul 2015
Location: Wiltshire
Posts: 536
Just realised ! I never did get a reply as to your remaining part of the journey.
I hope nothing serious happened to you on that part of the journey that prevented you from replying !
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