CloseGuys,
As i am sure you have all heard we have had lots of Snow here in the UK.
Where we are in Worcestershire seems to be one of the more heavily affected areas of the UK.
So I thought a trip out in my new Targa 4S wss in order for some nice shots.
Hope you enjoy the Snow Targa pictures.
Nige.
Feb 6, 2009 2:28:39 PM
Nice photos - I especially like photo no 5. You framed it really beautifully with the rows of trees and road pointing into the distance and the gorgeous rear end of your T4S Mk2 captured from the perfect angle.
We're bracing ourselves for a second wave of heavy snowfalls in London over the next couple of days. Hopefully, it won't be as bad as Sun/Mon were....
997S GT Silver/Cocoa, -20mm/LSD, PSE, SportDesign rims, Zuffenhausen collection: I love this car!!!
Feb 6, 2009 2:36:59 PM
Hi Easy_rider911,
Thanks for the feedback, I was quite pleased with the shots, its just a shame that the sky was so cloudy.
I still love the shape of my new Targa 4S and agree that the rear quarter view is its best side.
All the high res shots I took are here on webshots:
http://rides.webshots.com/album/569968068EvTDzb?vhost=rides
Nige.
John H:
Great shots Nigel - many thanks for sharing..
Your new beauty does deserve a garage though...
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"Things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out."
John,
Thanks and yes the Targa does have a garage, but at the moment I have my new Caterham R500 in that one as I need some space to work on it.
The snow caught me by surprise, as the Targa was due to go back in its own garage last week.
Nige
Le Chef:Le Chef beat me to it with both of those thoughts.
Nice shots, nice car. But "lots" of snow is relative.
I see that additional problems are currently being caused for traffic authorities in the UK because they are running out of "gritting" salt. Maybe someone should tell them that other countries which have to cope with a lot more snow than the UK have considerably reduced or eliminated the use of salt over the last couple of decades, due to the environmental damage it was causing. They spread stone grit instead, which may not melt the snow and ice on the roads, but it does help provide traction to keep vehicles moving.The elimination of salt hasn't done cars any harm either.
Another difference is that, in countries / areas which regularly have real winters, the use of winter tires is almost universal. It only takes one car on summer tires to close a road completely when snow or ice set in.
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