Good morning snow

Hello chums. Hope your having a splendid weekend. How did everyone get on with the snow last night? I've been in London for a couple of days and I sometimes feel like the rest of the country doesn't exist! I didn't think we'd get much snow in London but about 18.30 it started and within an hour or so everything was covered. Was really beautiful. A proper covering of snow in London is a rare thing. I thought I'd share this pic of Holly the lorry parked up in Smithfield Market. Lots of people on twitter really liked it, as do I. It's pretty good considering I took it on my phone, tipsy (a little) and shivering! I do like the ghostly figure walking by too.

So have a spiffing Sunday. I'm just about to start work load London the head up to Birkenhead for the Belfast boat. So let's hope the country hasn't grind to a halt. I won't hold my breath though!

ONWARD....

Comments

CAB COOKING; A HEALTHY FORTIFYING LUNCH

Now I do love fruit and veg, but I've never been a huge fan of salads it has to be said, but recently I've started making my own and they are delicious. I think the key is the hot chicken, it makes the whole thing seem more meal like if you know what I mean. This would never win a prize as the healthiest salad in the world, but a salad with a few more calories than the norm is better than no salad and a bag of chips! This is a really filling lunch and I do sometimes have it for my tea, dinner if you're posh! It has a nice bite to it, a combination of the crispy salad stuffs and the tang of the sweetfire baby beetroot. The beauty of a salad is you can make it anyhow you please, add things or leave them out. I found this particular combination the tastiest for me. I've named it the Lady Michelle Chicken Salad, as it looks great and has a nice kick to it. ;-) Time taken - 15 minutes 1 baby gem lettuce 1 chicken breast, diced 3/4 small sweetfire baby beetroot Half a pepper ...

TAKE ME TO THE WORDS! >>>

Interesting & Exciting Ferry News!

Current Irish Ferries Flagship WB Yeats. I’m Yet To Experience This Magnificent Vessel Well, interesting and exciting to me! Ferries and shopping has always been one of my weird obsessions, always has! My initial reaction to this news was ‘Good lord, this is a surprise & ‘they’re mad’’ but when you stop to think about it Irish Continental Group via Irish Ferries are VERY good at what they do. It takes a lot of skill to keep their position on the profitable Irish Sea for as long as they have, with the fleet they have. So rather than think ‘they’re mad’ I now feel sorry for P&O! (DFDS will be fine whatever happens, as a ferry company they don’t need Dover - Calais (& Dunkirk) in the way P&O do). So exciting times on Dover - Calais I reckon. And could be a great move for them as with the huge number of customers they already have that cross via Dover being able to tie them in with F - U.K. - IRL deals means that potentially they have a ready made customer base. I imag...

TAKE ME TO THE WORDS! >>>

A SHORT DAF XF REVIEW

DAF Review So, one of most common questions I'm asked lately is what I think of the DAF. Obviously for a long time time I've mostly driven Volvos and Scanias and before this job it was well over a decade since I last tramped full time in a DAF (for HSF). As you know though I had driven later models and hated the body XF with a passion! When the current version came out DAF seemed very confidant it would change my mind about them in our Twitter exchanges but I thought how different can it be? The answer? A lot. In some ways its like a completely different truck despite being almost identical in looks. Firstly- the gearbox. The auto on previous DAFs was a fupping disaster and everyone knew it! Show, jerky and just generally rubbish in a way no auto should be this late in the day. That's completely changed, for the vast majority of the time it's indistinguishable from an iShift (that having long been the good standard). Yes it has its odd moments but they are very rare an...

TAKE ME TO THE WORDS! >>>

Search This Blog