M.O.T Why not try one?
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:48 am
Having just come back from the Vendee I thought I would try and share what taking a Minor abroad is like.
I can understand peoples reservations at taking their precious abroad but the reality is somewhat different from how it can sometimes be perceived.
Although you drive on an "unfamiliar" side of the road these days on the whole European drivers are a lot more patient than over here.
The shear delight on peoples faces as they pass on the autoroute often with a goodwill toot or waving makes for added pleasure.
The roads even down to country lanes tend to be smooth and pothole free.
The density of traffic is so much less than in the U.K.
The pace of life is slower and if you choose to drive during the "Cheese Hour" (12-00-14-00)you can find yourself having minor roads to yourself.
If you are looking for a very pleasant experience with like-minded people then I can highly recommend a Morris motoring holiday.
As one of my friends put it "you wouldn't get this much attention in an Aston Martin".
Happy minoring!<br>
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I can understand peoples reservations at taking their precious abroad but the reality is somewhat different from how it can sometimes be perceived.
Although you drive on an "unfamiliar" side of the road these days on the whole European drivers are a lot more patient than over here.
The shear delight on peoples faces as they pass on the autoroute often with a goodwill toot or waving makes for added pleasure.
The roads even down to country lanes tend to be smooth and pothole free.
The density of traffic is so much less than in the U.K.
The pace of life is slower and if you choose to drive during the "Cheese Hour" (12-00-14-00)you can find yourself having minor roads to yourself.
If you are looking for a very pleasant experience with like-minded people then I can highly recommend a Morris motoring holiday.
As one of my friends put it "you wouldn't get this much attention in an Aston Martin".
Happy minoring!<br>