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Brownie points if you can identify the location!!!

Richard wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 9:21 pm Brownie points if you can identify the location!!!

Outside a shop...What do I win ?

G52 4BL or FK2 7DD but my monies on G52 4BL...

your location is the other side of the road from the shop. have you found your way home yet Richard??

Good one and well spotted



Bins galore - a veritable Firestorm shrine. Maybe a pilgramage is in order as there's plenty of room for 20 -30 or so Storms to meet ;-)

If the forum here needs sponsorship we now know who to ask!

Would make a good sponsor if their product was coffee and baps!!

Falkirk, on our way to the Falkirk Wheel and the Kelpies.
Mac almost scores the Brownie Points but .....

Oh and yes I have found my way home.
Also today I have been told to resume working from home after 6 months furlough.

I like it, well spotted Richard,

Chris.

Richard wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:21 pm Oh and yes I have found my way home.
Also today I have been told to resume working from home after 6 months furlough.

wow that will be culture shock, hope the transition goes OK

AMCQ46 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:00 am

Richard wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:21 pm Oh and yes I have found my way home.
Also today I have been told to resume working from home after 6 months furlough.

wow that will be culture shock, hope the transition goes OK

Well it's got two chances
If not I shall buy SWMBO a new handbag and sender her out.......

I have not seen a Storm on holiday in Kefalonia, but I did come across these bins.
I know it is usually the bins in the background but I figured that these are faster than the scooters in the background and definitely in better condition


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Duffy1964 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:03 pm I have not seen a Storm on holiday in Kefalonia, but I did come across these bins.
I know it is usually the bins in the background but I figured that these are faster than the scooters in the background and definitely in better condition


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I like your way of thinking Duffy

Good to see the blue sky after the day we've had here

Chris.

A wacky design engineer is delighted to have set a new Guinness World Record after reaching speeds of over 40mph - in a WHEELIE BIN. Andy Jennings, 28, transformed his green household waste bin into a racing machine - complete with a small motorbike engine, a gear box, ignition, a bike seat, and the steering from a mobility scooter. Yesterday (Sunday), Andy hit the tarmac in his rigged-out bin to attempt to set his brand new world record.