Okay, all ye Brits. I have a very serious question to ask. Last night
while out for dinner a friend ordered a Guinness... but only if this
establishment served them cold. My friend understands that the proper way
to drink this fine ale (in Britain) is cold, contrary to what we understand
you drink most of your beer. I thought you drank it warm. So what's the
real scoop?
LR content? When I took this friend and another out in the 88" for the
first time, we had just returned from a nice camping trip. We were still in
the mood for fun so we hopped in the rover and I played up and down on the
treed hillsides of the farm. They were drinking Guinness at the time (I
don't drink when I drive, ride or otherwise operate any kind of equipment.)
It's probably a good thing they were drinking too, I am quite sure at least
one of them would have soiled his shorts if they hadn't. I was out walking
the other day and looked at some of the places we went. I am clinically
insane! One hill we traversed down at a 45 degree angle... and the
inclinometer reads 45 degrees. The rover felt stable too (to me at least
;-)
Kirk
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