http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-ouch-23061676 "I've got a personal friend who used to drive one across the moors in Yorkshire," says Jim Rawlings, archivist for Disability Motoring UK. "He had to carry half a sack of King Edwards to weigh it down because it was so susceptible to crosswinds." How do the vegetables get around nowadays? please log in to view this image All those dib-dabs that coulda, woulda, shoulda died over the past 10 years are no more than an ill afforded burden on today's society. Ya contcha!
