During our travels through the former Yugoslavia we noticed an abundance of two types of car, the Serbian Yugo and the USSR stalwart; the Lada. On our hangover day riding out of Krusevac we couldn't really muster a conversation so we reverted to basic car counting. Alex had been developing an obsession for the Lada Niva so he was assigned Lada whilst I got Yugo.
The game developed such that the final rules were as follows:
- The game starts once you have seen at least one of each brand;
- Both members of the game need to see the vehicle - whilst riding you may signal the presence of your vehicle to your opponent by use of a fist pump or such like;
- Players keep a mutually agreed running total together;
- There are no bonuses for seeing multiples of the same brand simultaneously;
- You can count derelicts on the side of the road;
- The game ends when both players see a Yugo and a Lada simultaneously;
Alex was desperate for points and slightly bending rule 2 he took a picture of this double Lada! (Photo courtesy of EA Gow) |
I don't like to blow my own trumpet but.... Yugo swept the board with Lada only winning one game. There is still, however, an ongoing game with Lada having a considerable lead. Unfortunately we did not see any Yugos after we left Macedonia and therefore rule 6 could not be implemented to close the round.
Police car Yugo - such a rarity that we agreed on 10 points! |
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