Happy Anniversary Sheal

@Sheal I can honestly tell you I thought you were about 45 years old, I'm not going to ask you how old you were or are, but you certainly come across as someone very young (45 is young, this is due to me reaching 40 later on this year! )

 

She is probably like me @Beckie76 ........ just a big kid

 

I know I've been joking but I agree with Beckie I thought you were about 45 to 50.

 

@Sheal 's postings of her cars has given things away just a little

 

I bet you wished you hadn't mentioned your anniversary now Sheal don't you

But, I only wanted to wish one of my bestest G C friends good wishes and if I'd have known earlier I'd have sent you a card

 

.......10 days after my elder daughter does!

Every time I post I can almost here your brains ticking, trying to work my age out.

Really? Which cars?

I'm finding this quite funny actually Anthony, I think you're all waiting for clues. It's a bit like twenty questions.

Thank you, that's a lovely thing to say Anthony.

 

Hope you both had a very special day!

 

Thank you Fern.

 

Now these were around when I was just a boy
I also seem to remember you owning a certain early mk of Cortina (mk3 maybe?) with a 'poo' plate?? I can't find that thread though

 

Found it
Here is the lovely @Sheal in her 1973? Cortina

 

@NorthantsGeezer I had my first few driving lessons in my dads car, a mk1 Cortina estate with a column change gear shift. My first car was a mk2 and then went on to own three mk3's, the one above being the ultimate....a 2000E. That was followed later by a Granada, three Escorts and many other makes of car. Other half and I have owned a minimum of 25 cars to date but we're not getting through them quite so quickly now.

 

All nice cars in their time I liked the Granada but never owned one.
I have a thing for women who can handle big cars. I think it shows confidence.
I see so many women driving big Mercs around the Milton Keynes area, but I have to say that it's an easy city to drive around. I still respect them though .

 

The Granada was like driving a tank. A devil to park with no power steering.

My daughter works for Mercedes-Benz and she's working with the cars day in day out teaching, showing, tracks and skid pans. She and a team are off shortly to teach a load of lumberjacks how to cope in bad road conditions. She calls it a holiday!

 

Well as long as she is enjoying herself, that's all that matters
Today I stumbled upon a car 'meet' at my local airfield, and the guys want the photos I took (just snapshots really), as I had gone to photograph the planes, and it was bloody cold out there !
So now it's download and editing time . No rest for the restless. I should stay indoors in future .

 

She loves her job NG, there's not many that can say that.

Will we get to see some of your pictures?