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That is one stout bird feeder. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Is it known why Gabacho is now a ‘Deleted member’? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Must exit now! Good thing the traffic was light. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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Does sound grim. Your next challenge will be when they offer you a job. Eek! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Nice that this ‘extra’ lane was provided for folks with a special need. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I had an experience last year with 'just' poison ivy that convinced me to rubber up before dealing with such things again. Interestingly, as the CO2 level has increased poison ivy becomes more prolific. I now see PI in places in the yard not usually conducive to it. My exposure required a...

Another great video. Good scenery. Thanks. Skippy

Just imagine if you are in a state that requires a front plate too. $1,400 + the monthly to avoid putting tabs on once a year. Wonder if they are immune to crash damage?

Nice video. Rush hour there looks brutal. LOL It appears that you may have been at a slightly faster clip than the others. Actually, there must have been a significant elevation difference between start and finish based on the snow.

In both cases the drivers missed the fact that entering traffic is supposed to match speeds and merge, not the other way around. Each had ample room to accelerate.

The Swindon3.jpg picture reminds of a pinball game without flippers. 8)

In my area, roundabouts are a relatively recent invention and we've not risen to the level of lane distinction as is being discussed here. The lanes are marked through the roundabout, but it still is a bit of a free-for-all. Best traversed when not busy.

Cars in the roundabout have right of way over entering cars, so first car is OK but going slowly. Second car was not in proper lane to exit and was in error.

Impressive closing speed. Even knowing that cameras can distort distance and speed.....

Looks like a swift ride!

Another fairly well-known phenomenon is that we steer towards what we are looking at so a driver trying to discern information about the pedestrian might end up hitting her. Sad outcome. Over here in Michigan, I've seen people stop their vehicles on the inside lane next to the divider wall...

She looks well away from traffic in your clip. Did she try and cross the lanes?

Nice looking car you have. Looks like a Morgan. Regrettably, I've seen similar behaviors here.

Am thinking there was insufficient room to turn and remain in the proper lane. Interesting to see that the trailer wheels are steerable.