by Englishman 20 Replies latest jw friends
It can be a bit of a shock to the system I guess..
OK, OK, so what does this sign mean, then?
(That had Joy & Steve totally stumped)
Anyway, it's dead easy. Look: http://www.eastmead.com/driving_uk.htm
Plus: When I was driving in the US a few months back, someone gave me the tip to always wear my watch on the other hand as a constant reminder to drive on the right. No, left. Er..right.
Englishman.
Yeah and watch out for the women lying in the road.
Beware of cowboys!
Englishman.
Diificulty in opening umbrella's ahead:
Englishman.
Snap!
Englishman.
Red Indians ahead:
Englishman.
I loved driving in England and Scotland. Roundabouts are great. They move traffic so much more efficiently than Amercian intersections.
I did bust my knuckles of my right hand on the door a few times when I went to shift gears. After a while I just left my left hand on the gear shift all the time.
The motorways were very similar to US Interstates, no problems there. The country roads were so fun to drive. The traffic in London was rough though. I was definately out of my league there.
Hi Englishman, I lived in England for seven years, I loved it
Warning: Evel Knievel practicing on this road.
