Write Up A Sneaky Run Out

Mint

Mint

Zorg Expert (I)
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British Zeds
East Anglian Crew
Joined
Sep 23, 2012
Points
222
Location
Stafford
Model of Z
2.2 Sport Individual
As the weather forecast was promising for today we decided to have a run out to try a new route. The first planned tea stop was £1.60 to park, so no thank you. On to the second and it was closed for redecoration (no mention on their web site though:mad:). So we arrived for lunch a bit earlier than planned but at least it was open;). After lunch to another planned tea stop, but closed again. I suppose it is mid January and I can't blame them really. Hopefully when the better weather arrives they will all be open.

A few photos to show that Zeds can be driven in the winter months:whistle:
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@Mrs Mint all wrapped up. Anybody would think it's mid-winter;)
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I'll give the old girl a clean tomorrow....and yes I do mean the car=))
 
I need some tips Dave on this retirement thingy?
 
andyglym said:
Top stuff mate, forecast for the weekend in Cumbria .......

NO RAIN!

May have a spin out :D
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We've got an empty diary this weekend (for a change), where you going?;)
 
Paul Rice said:
I need some tips Dave on this retirement thingy?
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It's easy Paul, every day is a Zedding day.………………….unless it's actually raining when you want to start=))=))
 
Looks like you both had a good day out driving. Shame that most places were closed, but the weather was on your side :thumbsup:
 
Great pics...... (3rd pic looks like @Mrs Mint has been taken as a hostage =)))

I thought that in the North, when you go out in winter, you take a blanket, shovel and a thermos of tea as standard :whistle::whistle::)
 
Mazza said:
I thought that in the North, when you go out in winter, you take a blanket, shovel and a thermos of tea as standard
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All in the boot Malc:whistle:, well not quite, Mrs Mint was using the blanket=))
 
Isn't it a bit risky folding the rear screen in cold weather? I have used my Z3 right through the winter, in fact it was out tonight, but I haven't put the roof down since the cold weather came along. I don't want to crack the plastic.
 
Bumpa said:
...Isn't it a bit risky folding the rear screen in cold weather?...
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No, just make sure you warm up the inside of the car before lowering the roof in the cold. Can't beat having the roof down on a cold crisp winters day:thumbsup:
 
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