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Perhaps your roundabout problem was caused by an American tourist: the Dept of Foreign Affairs in Washington issues information on driving outside the US. Among this is the admonition to familiarize oneself with "traffic circles"
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Reminds me of those TV westerns. Remember that one, was it "Wagon Train", where the wagons had to form up in circles to defend against them varmint injuns?
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Holland is pretty devoid of roundabouts too, and my son was hit on a roundabout in the UK - by a Dutch tourist - in my car on my insurance!.
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Brian wrote:
> - by a Dutch tourist - in my car on my insurance!.
shouldn't have let the tourist in your car.
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Maybe that's why tyres last a lot longer in Holland.
HJ
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Mark
Very droll Or should it be troll ?
Any more cracks like that and Uncle will cut off you joke supply :-)
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THere was joke, Dutch possibly, or could have been Belgian: difference between Europeans and Americans: Europeans drive fast and eat slow, Americans drive slow and eat fast......
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Shouldnt think the Cloggies or the Belgae go in for jokes much,look at the map.
Must also be said that the sense of humour of the Germanic races is no laughing matter.
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