...in the lush, green (for lush green read grey, wet) Scottish Borders. I have been a Renault 4 owner for about 10 weeks, rather than 10 years, so I may still be a honeymooner. So far, so much fun.
Allow me to present Brian, a 1986 turquoise R4, whose name was inspired in part thanks to this site owner's Magic cars, but also because my previous vehicle was a snail, and also had French connections: 'Cargo' - short for escargot - my trusty little Yamaha DT125 trail bike and only mode of transportation was half-inched early this year, and so Brian came into my life.
He may be snail-like, but so far he has helped me move flat and jolted me all round the Borders, come rain or shine. I have already become accustomed to him.
I look forward to meeting you all - see you around!
Allow me to present Brian, a 1986 turquoise R4, whose name was inspired in part thanks to this site owner's Magic cars, but also because my previous vehicle was a snail, and also had French connections: 'Cargo' - short for escargot - my trusty little Yamaha DT125 trail bike and only mode of transportation was half-inched early this year, and so Brian came into my life.
He may be snail-like, but so far he has helped me move flat and jolted me all round the Borders, come rain or shine. I have already become accustomed to him.
I look forward to meeting you all - see you around!