so you were in low flight in the C1 when you saw 1 then JimCitroJim wrote:
No chance of getting a photo as I was driving.
It had something like 'Cuisine' in green leters across the top of it...







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so you were in low flight in the C1 when you saw 1 then JimCitroJim wrote:
No chance of getting a photo as I was driving.
It had something like 'Cuisine' in green leters across the top of it...
Yescitronut wrote: so you were in low flight in the C1 when you saw 1 then Jim![]()
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I am bit disapointed you didn't do a u-turn Jim and pin down a few more precise details. If the H was travelling east was it heading for Stonehenge I wonder, or was there some street food festival going on in Basingstoke?CitroJim wrote:Saw a cream H Van travelling east on the A303 this morning down in Wiltshire.
No chance of getting a photo as I was driving.
It was a catering wagon. It had something like 'Cuisine' in green leters across the top of it...
Well you have surpassed yourself with a nice pair of HVan Spots..at le Mans no less?NewcastleFalcon wrote: Yes often 50 points would be awarded for an unusual spot and I think there has to be bit of credit given for it being a genuine French sighting. However a go-er it is not, and Timmo got the point deducted for the tow rope on one of his spots.
Then again lets compare it in attractiveness to this, there are some more attractive ones out there waiting to be spotted:-
So, in summary how about a 49 for the scrap van, with a 51 waiting if you come up with something attractive for your second spot!![]()
Excellent spot BW. I think thats worth a few points even though you haven't seen it in the flesh.BW wrote:Here's a novel use for an H van.
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