Hi Al 👍 No she is bloody sea sick now 🤢 I will have to eat the bacon and egg myself 😉The happiest of people don't necessarily have the best of everything;
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30th Aug 2018 8:46 am
DSL Keeper of the wheelie bin
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That’s the reason I’ve only ever used the Chunnel (apart from when it has fires) and drive up & down through France. I have found getting to sleep helps, I feel yuck before and ok after. Hope Deb isn’t too bad.
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Back into British waters with about an hour to go before we get off. It has just been announced that due to traffic in the port we will dock 15 mins late. Deb a bit better but hoping she sleeps on the away home so there will be no fuss collecting Foxwing from Berkshire It’s a bit of a drive back to Burnley from here via Crawshore but I have had plenty of rest so all should be ok 👍
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30th Aug 2018 8:12 pm
Beretta
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Are you doing that in one long run!
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30th Aug 2018 8:35 pm
Alan B
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Knowing Mark, he will do it in a oner,
So he can get back into work mode.
Safe journey Mark and will catch up soon, might be down before October camp but will let you know,
Or as you might phrase it, pre warn you D3 57 xs Stornaway grey
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Did it in one so as Alan says to get back in the groove. We got off the boat at 21-15 1st off apart from Lenny’s sailing mates
Then went towards London to pick up the Foxwing from Steve. Then straight up to Burnley arriving home
About 02-35. Time for bed The happiest of people don't necessarily have the best of everything;
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31st Aug 2018 3:23 am
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31st Aug 2018 6:02 am
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Welcome back to the sunshine Mark. Hope the trip was worth it Mantec sump guard.
Prospeed tree slider/steps.
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Brembo 4pot front brakes
Very much so thankyou I think It will the cars last foray onto foreign soil (except Wales and Scotland of course) as he joined the 170.000 mile club somewhere around Oxford last night. I don't really want to risk it anymore
We have also made the decision to sell the roof tent and annex and just use my new to me foxwing and our Rv4. I.m not sure what will happen for our hols next year but I know that i will be driving somewhere in something (But sadly not in Lenny) A motorhome maybe ?? I wish
Anyway we did just short of 2000 road miles averaged 29.2mpg and about 750 nautical miles. Visiting Belgium,Luxembourg,France and Northern Spain. The car was fantastic and the only fault was that one of the resisters for the D4 rear lights packed up or the wire broke. Thats it. Roll on summer 2019
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31st Aug 2018 1:32 pm
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You did take your bottle out BEFORE packing up this time? Mods:
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31st Aug 2018 2:05 pm
tayaste
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Awesome. Well done my friend
But, Did you really buy a FoxWing Mark? I see no evidence of it
31st Aug 2018 2:16 pm
ruben D3 Decade
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Aerialmark wrote:
Very much so thankyou I think It will the cars last foray onto foreign soil (except Wales and Scotland of course) as he joined the 170.000 mile club somewhere around Oxford last night......
WELL DONE!!!
....think that D3 is in good hands!!!, I do not know why you think such a thing, I sincerely believe that you could go back where you want with it! mine crossed yesterday the barrier of 288,000 km, last summer toured much of France and via ferrie we arrived in Ireland and we gave a nice complete tour, NI included, to that green wonder and still continues...and this summer, we traveled from Asturias all the center and south of Spain, including Gibraltar .... there is always something British in my travels , they were almost 5000 km with an intense heat in the south.... and will continue without doubt or will die in the field of course!! lost in translation!
Thanks Ruben, we will have to see. Happy travels my friend The happiest of people don't necessarily have the best of everything;
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, they were almost 5000 km with an intense heat in the south.... and will continue without doubt or will die in the field of course!! 
