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31-10-2014, 09:32 AM
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Some roads are built for driving

Looking south on the B9071 to Reawick, Shetland


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31-10-2014, 09:34 AM
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Oh yes - fantastic !! - you lucky lucky boy
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.....how lovely I wish I was there now away from all the dreaded human race...
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31-10-2014, 09:49 AM
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Open road, beautiful scenery. What more could you ask for?
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31-10-2014, 10:19 AM
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I never was a petrol head, driving was often frustrating and not relaxing even though it got me to destinations i could find peace and quiet.

I would definately enjoy driving on this road, however my eyes would be off the road far to often checking out the sights and wildlife.
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Originally Posted by Nom ->
I never was a petrol head, driving was often frustrating and not relaxing even though it got me to destinations i could find peace and quiet.

I would definately enjoy driving on this road, however my eyes would be off the road far to often checking out the sights and wildlife.
Yes - good point. Used to enjoy a drive out, not any more
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31-10-2014, 12:43 PM
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Ah yes, the open road and the beautiful scenery, like that old slogan in the days when motoring was a pleasure, the kids and mam and dad singing in the car "The Esso sign means happy motoring..." all you get now out of motorists is moaning and cursing, thank God I never learned how to drive.
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Wonder how often the weather is like that there, though...
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Wonder how often the weather is like that there, though...
The weather was often like that. I was only there 5 years and we had 3 days when it was sunny
 

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