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and no skids going up the hairpins; very easy to do on the last one, and there's another 100 degree or so lefthander that goes up a fair bit, very easy to just break traction and go hell for leather.

that's not the sort of thing we condone. and stuff.

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is it ok to bring a mate along ? cos i am going to feel like the biggest random rocking up as i have never been on a SAU cruise and do not know ANYONE on here....

Keen to check out the rides though !

is it ok to bring a mate along ? cos i am going to feel like the biggest random rocking up as i have never been on a SAU cruise and do not know ANYONE on here....

Keen to check out the rides though !

no, its gotta be you and you alone

pfffft of course it's ok, more fun to have someone riding shotgun that can take photos.

Gee your keen. Your 21st is the night before??? Have a good one, If its anything like mine i doubt we'll see you:) :blush::)

David's been waiting for yrs for guide dogs to lead him up Mac Pass Gemma. lol

Happy 21st David !!! :)




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