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I was under the impression, Parent/child bays are designed the way they are so doors can be opened wide enough to access and egress children..

100% agree that I am doing wrong, I think it’s a pitty you can’t park your car normally without the fear of it getting damaged. If only they made parking spaces more spacious :laughing:

Same could be said about people who have no concoseration for the car parked next to them when resting the trolley against your car, hitting it with bags when walking by, hitting the car with their doors with not even a single ounce that anything is wrong and worse case people who can’t reverse...

Think you find it’s the adults not kids who damage cars when opening their doors and not giving a F***k. I too have kids but parking other end of the car park don’t work even though my legs perfectly well like yours it’s always the case someone parks as close as humanly possible right next to you..

9 times out of 10 this will happen for sure.:weary:

I will agree I have never parked in a disabled bay.

So what are people opinions on parking when out. For example down your local supermarket or in multi-storey car parks where some of the spaces are tight. I myself will whole heartedly admit and may get some stick , but even if I don’t have kids in the car will park in a parent/child’s bay when...

This is the idea I have of buying one to build and sell and buying one to put away and give to the kids in 20 years time as an investment. as you seem aware of the Taj Mahal has rocketed in price and I sold that several years ago when I wish I kept it ...

32 and I’m a rather stressed person, I find Lego just calms me and I love building them. Up until October last year I built the largest Lego set which is the Taj Mahal (5922 pcs) Purchased it for a few hundred quid about 6 years ago now they are going for over a grand (should have kept that one)...

In school teacher always banged on that I would make nothing of myself staring through the window. Now my job is operating 360 excavators both civils and rail. English end of the Severn tunnel