In a quandary... Buggy / Lockdown...

I think I would lay off for a couple of weeks and aim for your Big Trip, give them the chance to let us know what they are planning.

Thanks ALL...

I like to think about things pictorially...

 

There's thirteen Sundays and Wednesdays before we hope to get out... :woohoo:

But when will lockdown end... :ohmy:

I'll have a couple of Stellas and ponder this quandary...
 

Latest News this morning,,, "Wales to stay in lockdown for (at least) the next three weeks"... (obviously)

Having slept on it I think I'll just "carry on regardless" and get the Buggy ready for when we do eventually get the nod...

Frustrating times! 

I still have to get my arze into to gear to look at the October'20 MOT Advisories, hopefully if/when i locate my Mojo this weekend when making sure i have everything organised for my Rear Floating Axle kit.

The "carry on" approach has its benefits. You get it MOT'ed and insured at leisure, with plenty of time to sort any issues and seek that insurance bargain. It gives you something to do in "lockdown" and the moment they say go out - you go out!
You can also use it for all "essential" trips and scare people in the supermarket car park, testing the all important pie warmer as you go.
mmmmmmmm pie
 

I am in a quandary. Last July I ruptured my Achilles tendon. End of November I had reconstructive surgery. 3 weeks in a half cast, 6 weeks in a full cast and so far 6 weeks in an adjustable surgical boot, with another 3 weeks to go. Then I have to wean myself off the boot and see if I can walk normally. Sometime during this period I should be able to drive.

So have I been better off lounging about doing bugger all and being waited on hand and foot and been threatened by my ever suffering wife that she will be avenged.
or
If I hadn't tripped over the garden hose and done myself a mischief, would I feel any better that I wouldn't have been allowed to drive even if I could have.
Exclude all the pain and limping as that just blurs the facts, and the amount of drugs I have either swallowed or injected into my gut.

Roger