Taking my car for a spin

Turntable

The smalls would just love one of these, just think of all the games you could play. I wonder how fast it turns?

Anyway, Jax says I can’t have one. 🙁

And it was cheap too. Special introductory offer £399.99 off usual price of £8999.99.

I wonder if I could get a bigger one for my Alvis Stalwart.

Actually, that site does some really cool stuff. (can a gardening web site be cool?). They even do stones to build henges with! Bloody great big ones!

And this! Sedum matting – Enviromat sedum matting is a new product offering a beautiful roof covering for sheds, gazebos, summerhouses and stable blocks!


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Comments

9 responses to “Taking my car for a spin”

  1. Oh, good God. Is this owned by people who were never bought the turntable for their childhood train set?

  2. Oooh that matting looks interesting.

  3. A henge would be nice…

  4. Lol, can just picture you in the car with the children ‘Scream if you wanna go faster!’ 😆

  5. Wouldn’t want to spin too fast, it might blow the sedum matting off the roof and the standing stone might fall on the car…

  6. Funny how they don’t quote P&P for the henge stones. (Nor a price, when I looked.)

  7. Come to think of it, they probably just ask Obelix to deliver it (all this stuff about lorries is just a cover story).

  8. “M1 southbound, long delays, caused by a slow moving Gaul….”

  9. And what, precisely, is a block PAVIOUR drive? Bizarre…
    Wouldn’t catch me driving one of those things either. ick

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