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30/8/2017 at 9:38pm
Location: Isle of Mull Outfit: 2 x Outwells Kairos 400 Caranex
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Quote: Originally posted by Opensauce on 30/8/2017
The idea of an auto is that it is easier to drive than a manual. Try it. You will see what I mean.
But I love driving; I don't just use a car for getting from A to B. I've never yet baulked at driving some very different vehicles from a veteran; cars with crash boxes; very early Landies; vintage single seaters through a whole range of small, medium and luxury cars and some of fastest sports cars (albeit now some years ago). Trouble is, late hubby was a test driver and he got me "trained"! I was ditched by his employers many years before he passed on as I was not anywhere close to being classed as a standard female driver!! Even now, a couple of decades after his passing, I still record my journeys and note where I took slightly the wrong line on a bend or should have changed down/up earlier and so on.
NOT having a go at you, OpenSauce, or anyone else.
I know this sounds slightly odd, but, doing this helps me keep up my driving skills as I get older and there's more vehicles, not all of which are necessarily driven by considerate drivers, on the roads. It also keeps that essential "alertness" alive.
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