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Keith Jones will be drove around Britain (though not the Northern Island bit) in a red Rover 600, which is just as tidy as that one above, pictured outside Keith’s country residence. He is did this to prove that Bangernomics still works and also in homage to the truly wonderful http://www.aronline.co.uk site run by Keith Adams. go to www.keithwrjones.com
Bangernomics sent Keith a pile of tat to take on his journey including a T-shirt that didn’t fit, some disgusting sugar free mints, terrible ‘90s Brit Pop from a long forgotten band called Menswear, a Rover Warranty document that couldn’t possibly be claimed on and the first article to feature the word Bangernomics. Obviously Keith and his co-driver made it.
Well Done Keith! (and his brother in law)
Read the full story at Keith’s website about his epic journey www.keithwrjones.com
Times are tough and money is short and for many the thought of going on holiday may be enticing, but surely that will cost gazillions, plus there’s a good chance that the holiday company might go bust and leave you stranded. However, it is possible to holiday on a budget and the editor of Practical Caravan has done just that. Croatia on a Shoestring is a brilliant article in the September issue of the magazine and it is also a great blog too http://practicalcaravan.com/blog/croatia-shoestring-day-1 Most of us couldn’t care less about the 1986 Sprite Alpine C, but hey, it did only cost £375, which is a few nights in a ropey south coast B&B from our experience. You will love and appreciate the 1996 Volvo 2.0 850SE which is a Bangernomics favourite and at £470 is a real bargain. You will be inspired by Nigel Donnelly’s adventure and it may even convince you that caravans really aren’t that bad after all.
