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Well, this week hasn't really panned out as I'd planned, and obviously I have to exert every ounce of willpower I have not to fritter it away on general faff. For I am the faff-god :).
On the positive side, I may have found my car - well it's Golf shaped (of course, I don't know enough about cars to conclusively identify the make of one from a burnt out shell)and from what I can remember it has the same sort of wheels, and it may once have been blue(mind you, it seems like the fire was hot enought to melt the glass, so the blue sheen probably wasn't the original paint work). Admittedly, if it is my car, it's not really much good to me, now that the little pyros have had their fun with it. And I'm a little doubtful whether to report it - if it is mine, it would seem extremely suspicious to the insurance company that I should just happen across it. Yes, it was only about 15 minutes walk away, but it's on a several acre bit of fenced off derelict land (it was landscaped for a garden festival thing in the early 90s but has been left to go to rack and ruin ever since, probably so the council can flog to developers, if they haven't done so already) and the last time I was there was a couple of years ago. I was only there because it's such a gorgeous day, and it's a place you can go to nearby that (ignoring the tyres, empty calor gas canisters and burnt out cars) gives you a illusion of being in the country.
I have to admit to thinking, as I was looking at this husk of metal, that it must have been quite a sight when it went up. Especially if it was at night.
( Anyway, meme-time. Well, part 1 anyway )
Part 2 to follow, after the weekend :). London bound, so hopefully will see A and C tomorrow. Will try and call tonight.
On the positive side, I may have found my car - well it's Golf shaped (of course, I don't know enough about cars to conclusively identify the make of one from a burnt out shell)and from what I can remember it has the same sort of wheels, and it may once have been blue(mind you, it seems like the fire was hot enought to melt the glass, so the blue sheen probably wasn't the original paint work). Admittedly, if it is my car, it's not really much good to me, now that the little pyros have had their fun with it. And I'm a little doubtful whether to report it - if it is mine, it would seem extremely suspicious to the insurance company that I should just happen across it. Yes, it was only about 15 minutes walk away, but it's on a several acre bit of fenced off derelict land (it was landscaped for a garden festival thing in the early 90s but has been left to go to rack and ruin ever since, probably so the council can flog to developers, if they haven't done so already) and the last time I was there was a couple of years ago. I was only there because it's such a gorgeous day, and it's a place you can go to nearby that (ignoring the tyres, empty calor gas canisters and burnt out cars) gives you a illusion of being in the country.
I have to admit to thinking, as I was looking at this husk of metal, that it must have been quite a sight when it went up. Especially if it was at night.
( Anyway, meme-time. Well, part 1 anyway )
Part 2 to follow, after the weekend :). London bound, so hopefully will see A and C tomorrow. Will try and call tonight.
