Time is something I hadn't really thought about.
Last summer I did a mini tour around Scotland, starting with 100 miles to Perth, then Inverness, then Ayr, with a night in a hotel in each place.
That was plenty - I found myself stopping for a lunchtime snooze on the way to Inverness.
Taking things steady, each leg took a good few hours.
I once sat through a death by dangerous court case in which a lorry driver had probably fallen asleep.
The prosecution was most interested in what he had done the previous day.
I got the impression it counted against him that he'd only had a few hours kip on the sofa before getting up at dog o'clock to start his shift.
The moral of the story is that if you have a long journey planned, make sure you don't do too much the day before, and get to bed in good time.
Or, of course, make sure you don't drive into the back of a Highways Agency cone wagon and kill two of the workers.
Last edited by: ifithelps on Sat 13 Mar 10 at 14:50
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