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lostinrates wrote: »
I think I confused it further by bringing round about into things...:o
I think it's all Victoria Wood's fault for being so good and making me hurry!;)
Or maybe the Beeb's fault for putting her on.:cool:
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Nope. A 180 degree turn would be continuing straight on. The only place I can think of a turn of > 360 degrees is in a multi storey car park exit.
I thought a 180 degree turn was the equivalent of a handbrake turn - straight line - but facing the opposite direction...
Isn't that the generally accepted definition when driving?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWtb_Y2GHmQ&feature=related
just realised I don't think you're talking about the car...
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I have one day off today and one more day of work tomorrow.
I'm supposed to be shopping and sorting christmas dinner but i'm reading mse instead. :rotfl:0 -
She's done a Christmas thing.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pl0zp
On topic: It's snowing here.0 -
On topic: It's snowing here.
It dusted here through the night.
I'm trying to find something to take water down in, and failing. I'll call round the shops in a little while.....but it will defrst toorrow...I might try ant get a neighbour to sit in the car cholding bckets upright....0 -
I have one day off today and one more day of work tomorrow.
I'm supposed to be shopping and sorting christmas dinner but i'm reading mse instead. :rotfl:
We have sorted the Christmas dinner, but the bird is being picked up at a market 15 miles away, so I'm hoping that there isn't too much white stuff.
As rookie country folk, we have a freezer big enough to store Bernard Manning in a cryogenic state, and there's a spare fowl in there if push comes to [STRIKE]shove[/STRIKE] abandon the car at the side of the road, but I'd rather have a fresh one.0 -
That's about it. If you are heading south on tthe A377 and wish to turn into the B3042, I estimated there's roughly 60 degrees between the two, so very difficult, especially as the B road is on a steep slope.
Snooze is right; the max you could turn without a roundabout would be a handbrake turn, or 180 degrees, so I should have said 180 - 60 = 120 degrees. (obtuse angle = blimmin difficult)
However, I'm letting myself off. I was in a hurry because Victoria Wood was on the telly, so I'm sorry if I left confusion in my wake!:o
ETA: Have just looked at the map, and it is worse than I described, so no exaggeration. See for yourselves:
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?qs=EX18+7EU&countryCode=GB#map=50.88739,-3.87234|16|4&dp=os&bd=useful_information&loc=GB:50.88513:-3.87322:14|Eggesford|Eggesford
I know what you meant Dave, I was just feeling in a pedantic mood last nightbut now live regret having said anything as I wasted approximately 1 hour of my life in trying to explain it
. Lesson to self - keep schtum in future :cool:.
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I know what you meant Dave, I was just feeling in a pedantic mood last night
but now live regret having said anything as I wasted approximately 1 hour of my life in trying to explain it
. Lesson to self - keep schtum in future :cool:.
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Hey, I'm grateful you did!
I have THE best neighbours. The farmer taking water to his cows just called and said he's filled my trough too! What a doll! And what a relief. The dear also said he'd thrown them some more hay, depsite them havin plenty, and not to bther going down till later today when the road has got some key in it....
...perhaps they've been reading here, and are worried about which way I'll try and turn on the roads???:rotfl:0 -
Got up this morning and it's 6 inches deep out there, with drifts around cars. And thats in the city centre!!!!!!!!
I'll need to dig the car out to go Christmas shopping today.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
-- President John F. Kennedy”0
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