Despite the suspicion on our part that the recent tyre repair had failed, we were wrong. It was indeed the same tyre, but it had collected two additional screws.
Anyway, the above episode made us re-think the fact that we don't belong to any breakdown recovery organisation. If anyone has any recommendations, or horror stories, please let me know. At present the RAC seems like the best bet.
Apart from that, and managing a short walk along the lane, I seem to be going backwards at the moment. Here's just hoping that it's a temporary blip.
This afternoon I staged a late rally, and did a bit of gardening. This mostly consisted of pruning some box hedging.
Anyway, that's all for now folks. Apologies for the inconsistent formatting today - I seem to have broken Google's automatic formatting and have had to revert to laying out in html. Do you sometimes get the feeling the world is against you?!
http://www.autoaidbreakdown.co.uk/ I had to use them and they were spot on. See Martin's money saving website for more detail.
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how could you?...
ReplyDeleteinconsistent formatting, indeed.
(i'd say you ought to be ashamed of yourself if i knew what the h it was!)
as for car breakdown, ive been with the AA all my adult years (so not that long really according to some people) and they have always been ACE.
btw, some bank accounts provide "free" membership (and some do the RAC, i think) as a "perk"...but you obv have to pay the bank for the privilege of such an account...or even change banks!
every best
gm.m