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Driving round Brands Hatch in me MKIV Supra, until the idiots deside to crash their cars and delay everyone.
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>Driving from Cannes heading north through the French Alps following the Route Napoleon superb! Power steering is essential.
Agreed - in fact driving almost anywhere in France south of Clermont Ferrand.
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Pleasurable driving? Pretty much all of it. I love being behind the wheel at almost any time. Sounds like I'm out of step in this company.
V
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My route for getting to work, 2 or 3 days a week - sheer driving joy. As I work between two offices on alternate days, I don't always do this road, but seeing as it's a longer trip than the other one it means I don't get tired of the commute either. I have a few miles of dodgy B roads, about 8 miles of motorway/dual carriageway, then the road from Ballymena to Larne in Co. Antrim is 18 miles of fun. Tight bends, long straights, uphill bits, downhill bits, bits on the side of a hill with a drop on one side to keep you sober. Any slow traffic is usually only 2 or 3 vehicles behind a tractor or truck, so it never ends up being a crawl from start to finish. I almost always end up with the massive grin like the cartoon driver in the Saab ad, whatever the weather. I love it - it's a big change from the slog of the commute to Belfast.
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Not at all mate, I'm the same. The day I stop looking forward to it is the day I start looking for another job.
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I don't mind the drive to work, it is the drive home and every traffic light and queue on the way home that bugs me.
Ben
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