Trailing Behind With Global Logistics

Today was our usual food shop followed by a pint at The Horseshoes.
We had to head back home via a different route as someone in their wisdom has decided to close one of the main routes into our local town for the whole week of half term - due to the building of yet more new houses. This meant all the other main routes were jammed even for a Sunday.
Therefore, we ventured to the nearby village of Coxheath (let's just say it wasn't looking its best in the grey and damp weather) and then via the back roads through what felt like the badlands of Kent. We saw hardly any other cars, which was just as well considering how narrow some of the roads are, no other villages to speak of nor any diverting scenery or landmarks that were worth stopping to blip.
We arrived home somewhat dispirited and with a very muddy car. Therefore, I decided to head back out on foot later to see if I could continue with my industrial theme from yesterday when I came across this rather over exuberant multi-coloured Landrover on the back of a trailer. Blip done!