Ziggy played Laika....

 For some time, Jo has wanted to go to Flatford, to see the mill and Constable country. Very much on the spur of the moment I booked us in for two nights at Tomcat Farm - an Caravan and Camping club Certificated site - more on that later. We decided that rather than just heading straight there, we would head down to Lavenham and see the Guild Hall  - something that I had never seen, and a place that many will recognise as Lavenham is full of medieval timber houses - some 320 listed buildings! It has also been used as the back drop in some of the Harry Potter movies. (Its not an old camper van - its a food outlet!) The Crooked House - and I don't know what the car was... The Guildhall Inside the Guild Hall was a knowledgable NT guide who told us some of the history and then left us free to explore - the building had had multiple uses from its original guild usage right through to being a work house and a prison. What I was not expecting to find was a room devoted to the Second...

 One thing that I have noticed with Ziggy is the difference the 2.8 JTD engine makes - its less frenetic with gear changes than the old normally aspirated 2.5 engine that was up and down the gearbox in hilly territory like a bride's nightie. But, the engine is a tad thirstier - not by much but..... So I started looking and thinking about getting the engine mapped fully - something that I have done to good effect on my Aprilia 1000 in the past. I started looking closely into it, and discovered plug in box made by BlueSpark -   https://bluesparkautomotive.com/ . I read further and ordered There are, for my model of engine three choices. Please note that you need to be very specific with regards to the engine - there are multiple variants of the same thing so 2.8JTD is not enough. Look on the VIN plate at the front of the engine bay: Note the line that states MOTORE - 8140.43s - that's the information that tells me that it was indeed one of the first JTD engines so a Bluespark co...