Earmuffs and arm wedged out the window... yep Holly has well and truly got LR life sorted
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They don't leak they just mark their territory! :thumbsup:
but can she carry a sack of sawdust large enough for a land rover oil leak ?
You need to teach her to stir the wheel, for when the Land Rover break down and you are pushing it! :-)
Iv decided I'll give her a landrover for her first car.
It will teach her everything they are now leaving out of the education system these days.
- Self control
- Gratefulness
- Common sense
- Resourcefulness
And if she uses it for a year she'll also have a high level of Self confidence in her own abilities.
And I'm not talking about the entitled confidence this generation is fed currently - based on nothing but "Potential" without ever achieving anything of true substance.
Is a Landrover everything? No ... but it's a start.
And driving a LR you meet all the nicest people too. It's always the nice people that stop to help.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Watson
And you are 200% right. I've got kids that are in the process of learning to drive. Whenever I drive I talk about what I see, what I see others doing and what I predict they are likely to want to be doing. Then I explain what I'm doing to avoid issues that are likely to arise from what they are likely to be doing. I don't always get it right, I probably have about a 90% success rate, but if I err on the safe side it's all good for everyone.
Love the photo by the way.
You left put patience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Watson
Get her a series LR, and you won't have to worry about spending tickets.
