Moira Benson 🚙

Is driving REALLY a nightmare? How you talk about driving makes a big difference to how you see it and how others will feel about driving ( especially young ones and learners who are more impressionable) Choose your words carefully

I don't spend much time here, but if you want to talk about driving safety and confidence I'm mostly on FB. Here's the community for sharing driving experiences & techniques from professional drivers that you can use easily #peakdistrict #WINTER facebook.com/share/g/1KS4pz…

Love driving in the Peak District. There are challenging roads so it needs all my concentration

Very happy with this one 😌 #allotment

A few highlights from my December

I've taught fathers and daughters to drive. Also grandma and granddaughter. But this week had a message from a dad whose son I taught. Sadly I can't teach the younger sibling because I've changed to automatic and they want manual #Driving

Todays to do list included deleting over 1,000 photos Sharing a few from my favourite drives #incolourfulcompany

First and possibly only snowdrop of the year

@netherfield34 Used to have an identical shovel. Still got the handle, but the rest has long rusted away. Keep them indoors and well oiled if needed #gardentools

Happy Sunday from the Summer in #mygarden #FlowerPhotography

Happy weekend! I finally took a trip out with my camera yesterday in search of this special bird. After a few hours I managed to find a pair, a first for me! The Snow Bunting is such a stunning little bird! 🧡🤍

Happy Sunday from the sunny primrose. #flowers #gardening ☀️

A few from a recent trip to the Peak District, one of my favourite places for a roadtrip. With challenging, fun roads that need all your concentration, leave the autopilot at home

Photography afternoon in the Peak District. Irresistible yellow car @NewToDriving

May small beautiful things remind you that the little things you do matter... Happy Monday 😘🌸🦋🍀 #MondayMotivation

As evenings grow darker, risks on our roads increase — particularly for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders. With around 60% of road deaths in Great Britain occurring on rural roads, vehicle preparedness becomes critical. Wet leaves, rain, and fading light can all reduce grip and visibility — so now’s the time to check your tyres. Tyre condition, tread depth and correct pressure could be the difference between stopping safely and not at all. As part of National Police Chiefs' Council's #OperationDarkNights, we’re reminding all drivers to: ✔️ Check tyres before every journey ✔️ Slow down and stay alert for others ✔️ Share the road safely A special thank-you to our equine safety collaborators — the British Horse Society, Solihull Riding Club, Liverpool City Council, Lancashire Police, IN'n'OUT Autocentres, National Highways, and The Pony Club — for helping us raise awareness and protect all who share our roads. #TyreSafety #OperationDarkNights #RoadSafety #ShareTheRoad #RuralRoads

@S8Computers @YouTube The ZX81 had a game, Rings of Saturn. Basically lines of dashes with gaps that you flew a 'spaceship' through. Think it was 1K of storage

Loading Horace Goes Skiing (1982) on a Sinclair ZX Spectrum youtu.be/ttP45zZL0rg via @YouTube