The clues are in the posts who have already achieved it. Asda despite the size of the car park is always going to be pot luck. I’ve not got it myself but I don’t intend to visit Asda anymore. Just got to find the time to get to my new targets.
Also another reason if you’re super competitive that if you’ve got a subject that’s different to the way everyone else is targeting it, you should probably keep it close to your chest and not reveal it until close to ending date so others don’t have the chance to copy your tactic.
Have you considered getting someone at ground level to talk to red and blue car owners as they arrive and ask for a bit of cooperation? I was debating that the other day!
Bonus point for adding to Drone Scene and posting a link with your entry
Holgate Windmill, York’s last surviving windmill and the oldest 5-sailed windmill in the country is now fully restored and producing traditional stone-ground flour.mill shop is still open for flour sales every Saturday morning between 10 and 12. 5kg bags of flour (wheat £7.50 and spelt £11.00**
Most common colours seem to be white, black and silver although there is a disturbing trend amongst high end vehicles to be horrible shades of 1970s brown.
Red and blue are not uncommon whereas yellow certainly is.
Just look at all the pictures that will roll in of car parks with rows of red and blue cars. There will be very few yellow ones amongst them.
I think I can picture the shade of brown you mean. Completely unfathomable as a choice in my book.
Of course you’re right about yellow being a relatively less common colour. It’s just the photo you posted immediately made me think of Connect 4, and the need to post a glib comment outweighed my common sense… not for the first time.
I hate to be yet another karting track, but what can you do? It’s proven and there are plenty of them about. This was a skin-of-the-teeth job. I only got 2 minutes of footage. Half of that was going up and coming back down, the rest was basically the last lap of the race as they all headed back into the pits.
