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That's terrible tessa I would never wish illness on anyone but I do wonder if attitudes might change if they had mobility problems themselves.

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Nothing worse than rotten neighbours Tessa.
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This is not far from where I am living .
Arlington Row probaby is the most unique and photographed row of cottages in the country .
They are tiny .
Bibury is chock full of tourists
I have seen that yellow car
(it does spoil photos)
But no excuse to damage someone's car.

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It can't spoil photoes it belongs there, belongs to someone living there. You can't say people can't live in there own house or insist they move their car so you can picture it.

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They can Photoshop it out!

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We had a yellow car, the yellow peril, loved it!

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Very nice my first car was a yellow one loved that car never lost it in a car park.

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I deplore such obnoxious and cowardly acts and would like to see the harshest possible retributions hit those responsible. Not that we can rely on the law for that, unfortunately.

On a lighter note, this demonstrates the wisdom of owning a dirty, beat-up 14 year-old Skoda Fabia, like mine, on the grounds that no-one would think it worthwhile going to the trouble of vandalising it.

Apart from appearances, though, it's an excellent car and pokey too for a diesel.

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I don't own a car, since but two stops on our local bus service and I am in the shopping centre, the pharmacy and my local GP's surgery.

Although we have 'residential parking', the cost of an annual parking permit is not cost effective since I have a 'free' bus pass.

I have no envy for those who own cars, its their money they are wasting.

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I am suprised that he can park it because there is a residents car park at the end of the row where everyone else parks .
Actually there are plenty of places in the country where you can't park in front of your own house.