Recent content by tfours

On their own admission the Post Office tried three times to deliver a parcel to the Wrong address. Returned it to Belgium and offered no recompense or asistance with getting it back to me.

I served in the Royal Air Force National Service in 1950 and we were excused parades and given the day off on the day the birth of Princess Anne was announced.

Flashing is not always involving speed, but a warning, of accident, danger or hazard, on the road ahead of them. In the old days we used to flash each other, driving cars of the same marque.

From their own confirmation, the Post Office tried to deliver a parcel addressed to me, to the wrong address three times. When the parcel was not received by me, the Post Office had returned it to sender in Belgium. No apology, no compensation, no redress

I like your theory it is similar to mine, which is genetics. I am 93 quite fit and active and my mother died at 90, on her way to play Bridge and her father was 92 who tripped over a door step when gardening.

I was born in 1931 and lived in London throughout the war and not as mobile as you. The large distances: Chatham, Manston and Biggin Hill you covered must have been exciting and the variety of schools attended do not seem to have effected your education. Well done.

Has it not yet been realized that motoring is every government's "Golden Goose?" Anything whatsoever to do with motoring can and will be taxed and charged at the slightest whim!

Copying CostCo

I would love to win SDC Club membership in time for my 94th on Boxing Day 2025