Glad to hear you found a passable lunch spot after all. My reference last week to you making it to Sospel without running out of power was due to me knowing that the last 5 km was mostly downhill. Good to hear you were able to find a charger for the trip back.
Thank you so much that was fascinating and such a beautiful animated village I loved that. Glad you all survived and got something to eat at least. You do work so hard to bring us all such joy from beautiful SOF. Thought Mr Boo was looking very ripped in his t shirt this week , all that working out is paying off…..love little Twigs as usual , and you Tim of course…..💕👌💕👌
MX5,i have a 27 yr old Dakar one ...ancient pop up lights..and manual lift off hard top ,beautiful car . Love to you all and love from England - keep the vlogs coming as we really do enjoy them ❤ X
I'm glad you finally made it to Sospel. Too bad about the planned lunch, but I think you had a very tasty alternative. Nice drone video again, it was a pleasure to watch!
Sospel reminds me of the charming mountain towns in the South Tyrol! The Italian influence is present. Anyway, the best standouts of the video was another Citroen Ami there and the food looked delicious though I felt the sandwiches should have been paired with a bag of chips or a side of fries! Well worth making it up the mountain. I was surprised by the one lane tunnel because you don’t see too many of those around. Thanks the Sunday outing! 😊
so glad you guys made it despite the problems with the charging points, the lunch was a disaster but anyway the sandwiches look tasty and delicious, sometimes emergency food can satisfy more than tradicional lunch. the town looks so glamours with like you said a mix between French and Italian architecture, adding the drone to the videos is a must, thanks Tim and Mr. Boo for another very beautiful and pleasant Sunday afternoon.
What a beautiful little town. Some nice history attached to it as well. Shame you missed lunch, but I'd have had Mr Boo's arm off for that glorious sandwich! Thanks lads!
Another great video. I've only taken the train up there, but didn't get off in Sospel(just in Tende) but it looks like a nice stop -- the train tunnel is even more amazing (it corkscrews up inside the mountain). The sandwiches looked even more Italian than the typical ones --- so used to a round pan bagnat. Looked great. Several weeks back we were in Monaco and saw two Citron Amis (and neither had damage from a rollover)!
Another great video! Sospel looks like a nice place but I say that about all the places you visit. That's quite a tunnel! It looks barely narrow enough for the Ami but other cars use it as well so it's wider than it looks
I wonder if one had an adapter, whether two Amis could use the same charging station? Pan bagnat! Oo, that looks especially delicious. I love old European bridges. They used to be significant pieces of architecture, requiring a Herculean effort by the local duke. It was rumored some of them had infants walled into them to curry favor with the bridge gods. Sospel was beautiful. Thanks!
Thank heavens you found such a good looking pain bagnat. I hadn't realized how much I enjoy seeing your dining choices! The car is lovely, but paired with lunch, it becomes so much more. You both kept your tempers very well too! I hope you have many more lunch adventures.
Wow that amazing village was certainly worth all the hassle with the charge. It’s just beautiful and I love the how these small places have such amazing churches. That view from the bakery absolutely beats the view from my local bakery and those sandwiches were huge !
I was so relieved that you made it to Sospel after that climb. Thank you for the two videos. Sospel has been on my list for some time as a place to visit because of its beauty but it does look a bit inaccessible. When I have my AMI, maybe I should drive down to the south of France to visit Sospel. Now that would be an adventure! I wonder how many days it would take...😊
I enjoyed learning about the bridge that started off as wooden and then it was rebuilt and then was built again. I live in Windsor Vermont, and we have the longest double spanned covered wooden bridge in the world connecting us to Cornish, New Hampshire.When you mentioned people paying fines, to have their donkeys carry goods across the bridge it reminded me of our bridge. On the Cornish New Hampshire side at the top of the bridge there is a sign that says” Walk Your Horse or Pay a 2 Dollar Fine”. Thank you for another wonderful video! Love from Vermont
6:05 The irony, another Ami coming seconds before to the charger. 😀 16:04 The Nicoise salad sandwich looked great but a jambon et fromage is always ok in France. 24:07 You wonder who make those models? 26:17 Another lovely drone shot
That was such a great video! Lovely scenery, fascinating facts, and sufficient Twiggy appearances and Elton dramas to keep us going until the next time. Thanks!
I enjoyed that. A very interesting and beautiful town. Shame you just missed the posh lunch, but the emergency rations looked more than acceptable. I loved the animated crèche. The tunnel into the town was a bit scary, but seeing another Ami was exciting. Was it still there when you left?
I went to an Italian restaurant in Sospel in 1991 the old woman who ran it bollocked me for ordering a red wine that she considered too strong for the meal and refused to sell it to me!!! I was back there in 2005 and discovered the wonderful village of Castellar just below and Others just across the Italian border.
Lovely village, valley and lunch, and quite a pleasant antidote to range anxiety, it was a pleasure to enjoy it all. And at 6:00, I was wondering if the CEE7/7 'Schuko' plug you are encountering are 13 or 16amp, and if it might be possible to charge two AMI's off a single CEE7/7 charge point or Elton and your power-bank together? I expect that if you have a 3.6kw (30Amp) Level-2 charger, with a proper dual 2-prong adapter cable you should be able to charge Elton and your power bank (or possibly two AMIs) at once. If you think there's a market for such an adapter I could look into engineering an adapter? I suppose if you had access to two chargers, you could use one to charge Elton and the other to charge your power bank...
@@MeandMonAmi Cool, I'd be interested in seeing the result. I expect you will over-amp a 12 to 16amp 2-prong outlet, and that could trigger some sort of over-current protection or possibly pop a breaker that would need to be reset, (could that be why some chargers are dead?) If you were to use a dual outlet 2-prong adapter on 30amp Type-2 adapter, It would be good safety precaution to have a 16 to 20amp circuit breaker for each outlet prevent over-amping each socket and possibly creating a fire hazard. My thought for a Type-2 to dual 12 to 16 amp adapter would be to include those circuit breakers, and also a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) to protect against shock hazards.
I was thinking of you guys on my recent mountain bike trip to Molini di Triora, wondering if I'd bump into you both. . We rode to a beautiful village called Dolcedo just inland from the coast from San Lorenzo al Mare, so similar to where you are having your lunch. I had a most tasty Capricciosa salad. So lovely. Thanks for another fabulous video.
There are some lovely villages around your area and the drone shots really depict that. I had to laugh when you said ( not Mr Boo of course) said that you were so hungry you could eat Twiggy-i am sure i saw her ears prick up at that point , however , thankfully she was saved by the sandwiches which looked pretty substantial. 😂
I have every sympathy with your desire to get to lunch. When we lived in Dordogneshire, life revolved around finding the next best Ouvrier’s lunch restaurant. Never more than €20 each for lunch inc wine etc.However, had to try Adoullette,Coeur de canard, Gesier and Cou de Canard farcie. Challenging!
You should maybe get some different Type2 adapters. From 7kW it could be possible to have 2x schuko, to charge the battery bank while charging the car. From 11kW you could possibly have 3x schuko (Note that you should not try the 7kW adaper at an 11kW station, would cause overloading) (If you try to use th 11 kW adapter at a 7kW station, only on if three would work) At a 22 kW station you could use either adapter
@@MeandMonAmi at least Matron has a TYPE 2 TO 3 X SCHUKO (3 X 16A). You would get 3 working sockets at any 3 phase station, aka. 11kW or more. But only one working from a single phase station. (One advantage could be, if phase 1 is out from the grid, but 2 or 3 is still powered, you could move your plug to another output, but it's possible that the charging station control circuit might only be powder by phase 1, then you're still out of luck) I don't think a double schuko from a single phase 7.4 kW station is a very good idea, because of safety. It could be ok in the right conditions, but possibly unsafe if you try to use it in the wrong place. Technically it could probably be ok in the right place, but possibly not ok in other places.
You should pack a 1 to 2 socket Schuko adaptor on the ami. Then if you ever come across another ami charging you can probably charge 2 at the same time via a single cable. The ami only drawes 2kw and the slow chargers usually output 7kw or more. You can offer to pay then they get a free charge in exchange for sharing and you also get to park multiple amis in one space like they show you in the brochure. Before anyone complains i realise that my suggestion isnt recommended and am not suggesting everyone does this but it would be interesting to see if it worked. Maybe next time you are travelling with a friendly ami in convoy. Expecting my Ami tonic in the next week or so, thanks for all the videos really cant wait for mine to arrive. Max 40mph limit here in Jersey and its a small island on 9 miles by 5 miles so should be prefect. .....Stay Charged!
Yes would be very interesting to try… I think it should be perfect on Jersey (I know there are others there as we have sent them draft excluders and merch!)
@@MeandMonAmi I put fuel in my car, it took 30 seconds to put £30 in it and about 3 minutes to pay and leave. Can you imagine your experience today across thousands of motorists.
My father was catholic, my mother was not. If she forgot her hat when we went to church (ladies always had to cover their heads church,) she had to put a tissue on her head! I remember the day she finally had had enough. "No!" she said, I'm not putting a stupid tissue on my head just to go into the church!" She was not struck down by a thunderbolt either...
Mister Me and Mister Boo and Elton and Twiggy! Well you made iit😊 Beaten to charging point by another Ami 😂 those Sarnies looked bloody delicious 😋 Mister Boo as per usual with more Boo facts !!!! 🎉 excellent vlog as per usual Tim keep the channel going in rhe same vain ❤👌
bonjour mes amis d'Espagne. We have definitely moved into autumn, weatherwise with temperatures down to the low 20s with some showers and the occasional thunderstorm with much donner und blitzen. One lasted 4 hours the other night.
It used to be a thing during Penal times, a window tax. The bigger the window, the bigger the tax. Apparently it may be where the phrase daylight robbery came from.
That model village was great. The rest was a bit 'faded' really. Not one of the most attractive places you have visited but all are interesting nonetheless
Why do you wear your hat inside the car ? It retains the heat on your head, wear it outside of the car, to help block sun rays onto your head, then remove it too cool down. Mr boo's salad and all was too die for, that looked absolutely delicious, if anyone in England can tell me where to buy a replica feel free.
you missed the charge spot just for a few minutes..... It is very stressful to use an EV... i prefer my petroleum engine car haha Stay chrged and keep making nice videos...
Absolutely seemless Tim, nobody would believe you’ve been sat up there all week 😂, move over Hitchcock, Spielberg there’s a new director in town and the names fountain, please sir can we have some more
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I can't believe you 2 have had to sit in that layby all week...bless you both ❤️
I know!! No tent either
😂
Anything could have happened to them! poor lambs
Glad to hear you found a passable lunch spot after all. My reference last week to you making it to Sospel without running out of power was due to me knowing that the last 5 km was mostly downhill. Good to hear you were able to find a charger for the trip back.
Now that’s insider knowledge!
After this episode you must be embassadors of Citroen ami. Nobody we will try such adventures with a ami. Respect
Thanks. We do push it
Thank you so much that was fascinating and such a beautiful animated village I loved that. Glad you all survived and got something to eat at least. You do work so hard to bring us all such joy from beautiful SOF. Thought Mr Boo was looking very ripped in his t shirt this week , all that working out is paying off…..love little Twigs as usual , and you Tim of course…..💕👌💕👌
MX5,i have a 27 yr old Dakar one ...ancient pop up lights..and manual lift off hard top ,beautiful car .
Love to you all and love from England - keep the vlogs coming as we really do enjoy them ❤ X
Thanks for info Ruby!
Hi, it may not have been as fancy as some of the food you've shown but those sandwiches looked amazing - the bread in particular !
They were nice and after all that they were v welcome
I'm glad you finally made it to Sospel. Too bad about the planned lunch, but I think you had a very tasty alternative. Nice drone video again, it was a pleasure to watch!
Sospel reminds me of the charming mountain towns in the South Tyrol! The Italian influence is present. Anyway, the best standouts of the video was another Citroen Ami there and the food looked delicious though I felt the sandwiches should have been paired with a bag of chips or a side of fries! Well worth making it up the mountain. I was surprised by the one lane tunnel because you don’t see too many of those around. Thanks the Sunday outing! 😊
First one I’ve done I think. Very magical.
so glad you guys made it despite the problems with the charging points, the lunch was a disaster but anyway the sandwiches look tasty and delicious, sometimes emergency food can satisfy more than tradicional lunch.
the town looks so glamours with like you said a mix between French and Italian architecture, adding the drone to the videos is a must, thanks Tim and Mr. Boo for another very beautiful and pleasant Sunday afternoon.
Thanks it was quite a day
What a beautiful little town. Some nice history attached to it as well. Shame you missed lunch, but I'd have had Mr Boo's arm off for that glorious sandwich!
Thanks lads!
Thanks Andy it was a nice sarni
Another great video. I've only taken the train up there, but didn't get off in Sospel(just in Tende) but it looks like a nice stop -- the train tunnel is even more amazing (it corkscrews up inside the mountain). The sandwiches looked even more Italian than the typical ones --- so used to a round pan bagnat. Looked great. Several weeks back we were in Monaco and saw two Citron Amis (and neither had damage from a rollover)!
That tunnel is fantastic!
You were right this time. That was indeed a Mazda MX-5 Miata.
I win!;
Another great video! Sospel looks like a nice place but I say that about all the places you visit. That's quite a tunnel! It looks barely narrow enough for the Ami but other cars use it as well so it's wider than it looks
It was made for the tram. It’s fab
That red sports car you saw was a mk1 Mazda MX5. Car nerd in me coming out by stating the generation of model!
We like a fact!
I wonder if one had an adapter, whether two Amis could use the same charging station? Pan bagnat! Oo, that looks especially delicious. I love old European bridges. They used to be significant pieces of architecture, requiring a Herculean effort by the local duke. It was rumored some of them had infants walled into them to curry favor with the bridge gods. Sospel was beautiful. Thanks!
How interesting. And yes I wonder I am going to check that out!
Thank heavens you found such a good looking pain bagnat. I hadn't realized how much I enjoy seeing your dining choices! The car is lovely, but paired with lunch, it becomes so much more. You both kept your tempers very well too! I hope you have many more lunch adventures.
Thanks. A dinner adventure next week!
Love all of Mr. Boo facts 😊
He a minefield I mean mine of them
I love your videos. An adventure every time. Cheers from blighty!
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much. I love my Sunday infusion of Me and Mon Ami!
What a beautiful place. Pure escapism and even the simple lunch looked amazing 😋
Wow that amazing village was certainly worth all the hassle with the charge. It’s just beautiful and I love the how these small places have such amazing churches. That view from the bakery absolutely beats the view from my local bakery and those sandwiches were huge !
They all have such different characters
Great very interesting video. That tuna sandwich/roll looked great. Thanks. Maurice from Malvern UK
Glad you enjoyed it
I was so relieved that you made it to Sospel after that climb. Thank you for the two videos. Sospel has been on my list for some time as a place to visit because of its beauty but it does look a bit inaccessible. When I have my AMI, maybe I should drive down to the south of France to visit Sospel. Now that would be an adventure! I wonder how many days it would take...😊
Relatively easy on the train
Then I must start planning a trip. @@MeandMonAmi
I enjoyed learning about the bridge that started off as wooden and then it was rebuilt and then was built again. I live in Windsor Vermont, and we have the longest double spanned covered wooden bridge in the world connecting us to Cornish, New Hampshire.When you mentioned people paying fines, to have their donkeys carry goods across the bridge it reminded me of our bridge. On the Cornish New Hampshire side at the top of the bridge there is a sign that says” Walk Your Horse or Pay a 2 Dollar Fine”. Thank you for another wonderful video! Love from Vermont
How funny. Thanks Rebekah
6:05 The irony, another Ami coming seconds before to the charger. 😀 16:04 The Nicoise salad sandwich looked great but a jambon et fromage is always ok in France. 24:07 You wonder who make those models? 26:17 Another lovely drone shot
Thanks Lars. Yes à good jambon fromage is hard to beat
That was such a great video! Lovely scenery, fascinating facts, and sufficient Twiggy appearances and Elton dramas to keep us going until the next time. Thanks!
Thanks Avid
I enjoyed that. A very interesting and beautiful town. Shame you just missed the posh lunch, but the emergency rations looked more than acceptable. I loved the animated crèche. The tunnel into the town was a bit scary, but seeing another Ami was exciting. Was it still there when you left?
I loved the crèche too. Didn’t go back that way but this week we encounterd another!
Smashed it again lads,thank you 👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes the train tunnel is quite something..There's a lot of them about down here now..
I'm sure Elton got a little bit ami-rous when he saw the other Citroen charging, but sadly he just didn't have the energy for flirting.
He was exhausted
Hi guys.. another week of adventures… always informative, and always funny and pure entertainment.. Luv yer work!!
Thanks Rick
I’ve been waiting for this episode since last week, I had to keep watching last week’s episode just to get me through! lol ❤️
Hope you enjoyed it!
I sure did, it was brilliant, I’m glad you finally found something to eat, that town was absolutely amazing!
I went to an Italian restaurant in Sospel in 1991 the old woman who ran it bollocked me for ordering a red wine that she considered too strong for the meal and refused to sell it to me!!! I was back there in 2005 and discovered the wonderful village of Castellar just below and Others just across the Italian border.
That’s funny. There’s some great little places round there!
great vid.... i love all the towns you go to,,
Glad you like them!
Lovely village, valley and lunch, and quite a pleasant antidote to range anxiety, it was a pleasure to enjoy it all.
And at 6:00, I was wondering if the CEE7/7 'Schuko' plug you are encountering are 13 or 16amp, and if it might be possible to charge two AMI's off a single CEE7/7 charge point or Elton and your power-bank together?
I expect that if you have a 3.6kw (30Amp) Level-2 charger, with a proper dual 2-prong adapter cable you should be able to charge Elton and your power bank (or possibly two AMIs) at once. If you think there's a market for such an adapter I could look into engineering an adapter?
I suppose if you had access to two chargers, you could use one to charge Elton and the other to charge your power bank...
I wonder... going to try the double two prong adaptor...
@@MeandMonAmi Cool, I'd be interested in seeing the result. I expect you will over-amp a 12 to 16amp 2-prong outlet, and that could trigger some sort of over-current protection or possibly pop a breaker that would need to be reset, (could that be why some chargers are dead?)
If you were to use a dual outlet 2-prong adapter on 30amp Type-2 adapter, It would be good safety precaution to have a 16 to 20amp circuit breaker for each outlet prevent over-amping each socket and possibly creating a fire hazard.
My thought for a Type-2 to dual 12 to 16 amp adapter would be to include those circuit breakers, and also a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) to protect against shock hazards.
I think we'd all like to see more of Mr Boo talking.... He's got charisma.
I was thinking of you guys on my recent mountain bike trip to Molini di Triora, wondering if I'd bump into you both. . We rode to a beautiful village called Dolcedo just inland from the coast from San Lorenzo al Mare, so similar to where you are having your lunch. I had a most tasty Capricciosa salad. So lovely. Thanks for another fabulous video.
Thanks that place sounds lovely
Think the red sports car was a Mazda ,mx,5 . Even the humble French sandwich looks very nice .
It was nice
Wonderful, thank you ❤
Thank you too!
"You won't get that in Greggs." 😂😂😂
He comes out with some quips -i roll up sometimes.
There are some lovely villages around your area and the drone shots really depict that. I had to laugh when you said ( not Mr Boo of course) said that you were so hungry you could eat Twiggy-i am sure i saw her ears prick up at that point , however , thankfully she was saved by the sandwiches which looked pretty substantial. 😂
I was sooo hungry
I am so happy you made it Sospel. I feel terrible that you both had to sit in the layby for a week. the food looked fantastic. Beautiful village.
We did have internet though
🤣🤣@@MeandMonAmi
I have every sympathy with your desire to get to lunch. When we lived in Dordogneshire, life revolved around finding the next best Ouvrier’s lunch restaurant. Never more than €20 each for lunch inc wine etc.However, had to try Adoullette,Coeur de canard, Gesier and Cou de Canard farcie. Challenging!
Love those kind of places. Cœur de canard…
You should maybe get some different Type2 adapters.
From 7kW it could be possible to have 2x schuko, to charge the battery bank while charging the car.
From 11kW you could possibly have 3x schuko
(Note that you should not try the 7kW adaper at an 11kW station, would cause overloading)
(If you try to use th 11 kW adapter at a 7kW station, only on if three would work)
At a 22 kW station you could use either adapter
Interesting
@@MeandMonAmi at least Matron has a TYPE 2 TO 3 X SCHUKO (3 X 16A).
You would get 3 working sockets at any 3 phase station, aka. 11kW or more.
But only one working from a single phase station.
(One advantage could be, if phase 1 is out from the grid, but 2 or 3 is still powered, you could move your plug to another output, but it's possible that the charging station control circuit might only be powder by phase 1, then you're still out of luck)
I don't think a double schuko from a single phase 7.4 kW station is a very good idea, because of safety. It could be ok in the right conditions, but possibly unsafe if you try to use it in the wrong place. Technically it could probably be ok in the right place, but possibly not ok in other places.
That tunnel reminded me of the foot tunnel under the Thames at Woolwich.
Yup very similar. A bit longer I'd have said
You should pack a 1 to 2 socket Schuko adaptor on the ami. Then if you ever come across another ami charging you can probably charge 2 at the same time via a single cable. The ami only drawes 2kw and the slow chargers usually output 7kw or more.
You can offer to pay then they get a free charge in exchange for sharing and you also get to park multiple amis in one space like they show you in the brochure.
Before anyone complains i realise that my suggestion isnt recommended and am not suggesting everyone does this but it would be interesting to see if it worked. Maybe next time you are travelling with a friendly ami in convoy.
Expecting my Ami tonic in the next week or so, thanks for all the videos really cant wait for mine to arrive. Max 40mph limit here in Jersey and its a small island on 9 miles by 5 miles so should be prefect.
.....Stay Charged!
Yes would be very interesting to try… I think it should be perfect on Jersey (I know there are others there as we have sent them draft excluders and merch!)
You two cracked me up while trying to locate that charger. Reminded me of an episode of Vicious 🤣 Great stuff, keep it up and charged!
We’d had enough by that point!
Can you imagine if there were thousands of electric cars........? There would be bloody murders from charging related rage......
Unless there were enough chargers!
Terrortorn : you mean what we see today at petrol stations? 😂
@@MeandMonAmi I put fuel in my car, it took 30 seconds to put £30 in it and about 3 minutes to pay and leave. Can you imagine your experience today across thousands of motorists.
My father was catholic, my mother was not. If she forgot her hat when we went to church (ladies always had to cover their heads church,) she had to put a tissue on her head! I remember the day she finally had had enough. "No!" she said, I'm not putting a stupid tissue on my head just to go into the church!" She was not struck down by a thunderbolt either...
I’ll try the tissue (if I remember!)
Beautiful!
Thanks
Glad you finally got your grub, and it looked really yummy..
Us too!
Just needed a bit of Branston pickle in your sandwich 😂
Piccalilli
Mister Me and Mister Boo and Elton and Twiggy! Well you made iit😊 Beaten to charging point by another Ami 😂 those Sarnies looked bloody delicious 😋 Mister Boo as per usual with more Boo facts !!!! 🎉 excellent vlog as per usual Tim keep the channel going in rhe same vain ❤👌
Thanks David. This week may amuse!
@@MeandMonAmi Excellent Tim 👌
bonjour mes amis d'Espagne. We have definitely moved into autumn, weatherwise with temperatures down to the low 20s with some showers and the occasional thunderstorm with much donner und blitzen. One lasted 4 hours the other night.
We had dodgy weather this week too!
Got my AMI. My front lights turn on every time I turn the key in the ignition to drive. How do turn the flipping lights off.
You can’t!
So in the summer the lights stay on. Flip. Ok. Enjoy your Ami channel much. It’s fab
@@jimfitz9746 Thanks Jim. Yup it’s all or nowt!
I Love your vids
Thanks
"All human life is here. All for one Euro." 😂 So deep. Life is precious, but very cheap.
You guys always make me laugh.And yes I use to watch sorry glad you made it.
Thanks
Hey 👋 Guys twiggy- Love the redundant sarcasm 😝 and I’ve never heard of a window tax WTF
It used to be a thing during Penal times, a window tax. The bigger the window, the bigger the tax. Apparently it may be where the phrase daylight robbery came from.
Mr boo's onion pizza and his second course roll look great and all for 16 euro :) what are the French names? Is the other side of the river Italy ?
It was once
That tunnel is like Monsal Head tunnel nr. Bakewell Derbyshire
Not been there
You are in very Deep South countryside france , only bakeries are open all day period 😱😱🥸
True dat!
There God helped you out with downhills at your time of need and you repay him by wearing a hat in His house.
But I was struck down afterwards!
I’m going to Sospel while I’m in Nice in October. What’s the name of the restaurant you failed to get into?
Restaurant or Bar Roma
thank you.@@MeandMonAmi
That model village was great. The rest was a bit 'faded' really. Not one of the most attractive places you have visited but all are interesting nonetheless
I liked the faded feel but I imagine it might be less attractive in depths of winter
Ad altiora!
Why do you wear your hat inside the car ?
It retains the heat on your head, wear it outside of the car, to help block sun rays onto your head, then remove it too cool down.
Mr boo's salad and all was too die for, that looked absolutely delicious, if anyone in England can tell me where to buy a replica feel free.
I do take it off at times in the car but tv likes consistency
you missed the charge spot just for a few minutes..... It is very stressful to use an EV... i prefer my petroleum engine car haha Stay chrged and keep making nice videos...
Thanks. I think bigger capacity ev’s aren’t anything like as stressful except on very long journeys
I couldn’t take the constant battery anxiety.
Absolutely seemless Tim, nobody would believe you’ve been sat up there all week 😂, move over Hitchcock, Spielberg there’s a new director in town and the names fountain, please sir can we have some more
Thanks Bobby. I’ll try!
That series was 1981
Wowzer time flies when you’re having fun etc
Yep mazda mx5
Why dont you guys let Google Maps direct you? That would stop you ending up at no entry roads!
The no entry road was where the charge map app was showing the charger!
Guys
You really deserved a delicious lunch, but it was not to be! At least your sandwiches were nice……
I was sad about lunch
Ham & Cheese needs mustard!
Picallil!
Mr boo how the hell do you put up with him so rude
Rude Moi?!
Patience of a saint!
I saw “Sorry” on TV yesterday, it’s old but still funny.
It was a very odd show when you think about it