driving offroad in the snow

[solarman216]

Originally Posted by rustic

well, we got in this afternoon after driving in the snow, sat in our warm hard wood conservatory, that I built in the summer, having a drop of brandy or two watching the snow come down.

So when I wrote this I was totally relaxed....beer

Best regards,

Rustic

but right to the point though mate, and as accurate as you could get, however I do not like brandy, I am a whiskey man, that is after the red wine as a chaser, Rick

[briggie]

no matter how good a driver you are in the snow / ice , and how well prepared you are , dont forget there are drivers on the road who arent as well prepared , or as good at driving in those conditions , they are the ones who will cause far more accidents , and that is regardless of what vehicle they are driving .

simple advice ..... if it can happen be prepared for it , because it might happen .

[darryl]

only way to describe the day wicked did have a couple of issues but i put them down to the tyres thanks for all the great advice

[rustic]

Originally Posted by solarman216

but right to the point though mate, and as accurate as you could get, however I do not like brandy, I am a whiskey man, that is after the red wine as a chaser, Rick

Brandy for afternoons, Malt Whisky for the evening and socialising.
I prefer the Highland whiskies, my son the peatier Islay ones.

But as Cowley says in "The Professionals, " There is no such thing as a bad Malt "

[solarman216]

If I get a choice then it is Laphroaig a very strong flavoured Islay malt, Rick