Queens red heading south on A82 Loch Lomond, just south of Luss, yesterday.
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Alas not me mate...however did see a nice Shale Blue with White Roof in Falkirk earlier, regrettably not close enough to exchange greetings
On a completely unrelated issue. How do you lock your Grenadier to prevent the motion alarm going off. Does using the key in the door and not the remote cancel it
I just lock mine with the remote. Not had an issue.On a completely unrelated issue. How do you lock your Grenadier to prevent the motion alarm going off. Does using the key in the door and not the remote cancel it
You must have calm ferry crossings. A few years ago, to test the alarm, @DCPU lifted his locked grenadier with a hi lift jack and it set off the alarm. There is a long thread (one or two actually) on this forum about how to deactivate the tilt alarm (and motion alarm for dog owners). I initially ask IA and they responded it didn't have a disable facility. However members are reporting success in disabling when locking doors by using the key and not the fob.
I've only done the South Ronaldsay crossing once (each way)........ fortunately the nice crew member who reversed my 8m caravan onto the ferry knew what he was doing! They had to lay huge thick ropes under the back end of the caravan as it would have grounded big time
I've only done the South Ronaldsay crossing once (each way)........ fortunately the nice crew member who reversed my 8m caravan onto the ferry knew what he was doing! They had to lay huge thick ropes under the back end of the caravan as it would have grounded big time
The crossing itself was fine - catering was basic, but only a short trip.
No, large catamaran, all vehicles reverse on. I don’t believe you can stay in the car - from memory. But a reasonable size vessel. If you want roll on / roll off, it’s Scrabster to Stromness. The Cat is quicker and cheaper.Thanks T. Is it one of the landing-craft type vessels where you can stay in the car?
Oh, happy new year to you all!
Some of the smaller island ferries are mini ro-ro boats. And yes, you can stay in the car on many of them.Ahhh I see, thanks. I spent a lot of time in Orkney in the 80’s and 90’s and distinctly remember visiting quite a few of the smaller islands on what looked like a ww2 landing craft, seemed like a great adventure to a little kid into Commando, Victor and Warlord comics
Use it most of the time Ian, and only an hour crossing Gills Bay to St Margarets Hope
I just leave it open - no one on the car deck during the crossing - not yet been burgled
