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Hamster wrote: I don't know if she will ever make it! Its a long drive and you do need a passport to get here! Lol!



Whats the longest drive you have ever done to see a friend? I have done 400 miles so far as my record......... Not very impressive as I bet there are much longer journeys! :driving:


Is it 400 to you then??

How many hours is that exactly?

Hamster wrote: I don't know if she will ever make it! Its a long drive and you do need a passport to get here! Lol!

Whats the longest drive you have ever done to see a friend? I have done 400 miles so far as my record......... Not very impressive as I bet there are much longer journeys! :driving:


I'd guess Cambridge to Oban - not sure of the distance (about 350 miles?) but it took 10 hours.

Hamster wrote: well i think it is 392 actually...........



about 6 hrs the way i drive!:wah:




:rolleyes: Well, maybe I will follow you up, not sure.............

Hamster wrote: Where is Oban???? Geography is not my strong point!


:rolleyes: Blonde as well, no hope....................

Hamster wrote: Where is Oban???? Geography is not my strong point!


On the west coast of Scotland about half way between Glasgow and Fort William.

A beautiful town with Palm trees on the sea front and a picture postcard harbour

St Louis, Missouri to Poughkeepsie, NY - across Pennsylvania in winter storms, to see one friend. No idea how long that is. Then from there to Atlanta, GA to see another friend. Quite a road trip. But friends are worth it. Does flying from continent to continent in the first place count? Oz to US is quite a way. Oz to UK is even further of course. Still, always worth it. Hey, Edmonton, Alberta to Oklahoma City.. that was an interesting journey too..

Hamster wrote: Where is Oban???? Geography is not my strong point!


Betty, I would recommend that wherever you're going, a Cornish lass such as yourself should head north

Hamster wrote: Wow! Mostly all "A" road too?


Sadly we had to take the M6 across the border (my wife was asleep at the time) but the rest was all 'A' roads.

First bridge over the border was adorned with "English bastards go home" - charming!

Bryn Mawr wrote: Sadly we had to take the M6 across the border (my wife was asleep at the time) but the rest was all 'A' roads.

First bridge over the border was adorned with "English bastards go home" - charming!


Yeah - I think the Scottish Tourist Board need to work on their people skills :wah:

Betty Boop wrote: :rolleyes: Blonde as well, no hope....................


Wonderful - and to think I chose Cambridge and Oban because I wasn't sure our overseas friends would know Royston and Erskine by Connel.

Hamster wrote: Wow! Friends are worth it! And a nce cold beer when you get there always helps!! Or a hot mug of cocoa maybe??


Yuk and Yuk!

Hamster wrote: And you perservered anyway?? Well done....I had that too when I went to Scotland... (The only time I EVER heard anything negative though..) That was on the A1


I always thought that petered out before it got there!

Do you know I'm not entirely sure where she lives!

Do you think it's a good idea to follow a blonde hamster 'up north'

Will I ever make it back to Cornwall again.

Will I be able to understand a word anyone says?

Will they be able to understand me?

Betty Boop wrote: Do you know I'm not entirely sure where she lives!

Do you think it's a good idea to follow a blonde hamster 'up north'

Will I ever make it back to Cornwall again.

Will I be able to understand a word anyone says?

Will they be able to understand me?




Are you available with sub-titles Boops?

Hamster wrote: Sorry....can you say that a bit slower please??


Hey, I don't talk fast do I?

Uncle Kram wrote: Are you available with sub-titles Boops?




:wah: I could carry some flash cards

Hamster wrote: yeah... sometimes..especially when you are avoiding the "Cardy" issue!!


:yh_rotfl

Betty Boop wrote: :wah: I could carry some flash cards


Are those the ones with diamonds on?

Uncle Kram wrote: Are those the ones with diamonds on?




:wah: groan.......... very good Krammy, good job I'm in a good mood!