Another NSL bites the dust.

That's always worse going north, than south.

But agreed, awful stretch of road, to be traversed with throttle
pinned.

Even the services aren't worth stopping at ...

Paul.

 

I've seen plod on bridges on that stretch.

SInce the last bit of work to link the M6/M74, I don't think the A74
exists any more.

I used to love going to Glasgow back in the '90s when it was A74 nearly
all the way. Loverly run it was.

 

I'll assume you were pissed while typing the above ?

 

Only at Boothstown/Mossley Common, but after that it was Ok.

 

The M6 to Gretna is just the prelude to the A75, which is a cracking
road for early evening hooning.

Not so good on the late boat, spitting you off into the dark and wet
at some ungodly hour of the morning ..

Paul.

 

How long did it take to meet everyone else in Larkhall Loz?

 

How long did it take to meet everyone else in Larkhall Loz?

 

I was advised not to, by people from Larkhall and outside of it. Bee
wouldn't even let me use the cashpoint in town after dark, she said it
was far too risky

 

I expect he met most of them in the chippy, where they were queueing
for their bottles of blue pop and deep-fried bubblegum.

 

I was always well catered for in Larkhall, except for those weird
square sausage things - wtf is that all about? Tasted great but just
looked wrong.

 

Square Slice. Lovely stuff and made to fit into the squarish bread rolls.
Top with black pudding, yum.

 

I know exactly why and she has sense.

 

You are suggesting Bee has sense? I'm not sure history supports that
concept

 

Well I don't know her, but I've been in close proximity to people of
Larkhall.

 

Yes but she's been in close proximity to...

 

I refer the house to my original sentence