Needing to get my daughter
to Newcastle Airport for her flight tomorrow morning, I decide to risk
negotiating the extensive road works on the A1 Western Bypass, where to all appearance
more earth has been excavated than during the building of the Panama Canal, and
although the trip up north was hindered only by reduced speed limits, getting
back south was more problematic; diverted off the main road, following
diversion signs at best sporadic and at times misleading, we went wrong,
crossing the Tyne three times (twice by the same bridge) and exploring
Gateshead in great detail, before eventually emerging back on to the familiar
motorway south only to get in the way of a siren-blaring ambulance whose
intended direction was hard to work out.
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