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I think I've got this one licked. Finally I could stamp my mark on this competition and put together a nicely wrapped package of pics :biggrin:
 

hubgearfreak

Über Member
Fnaar said:
bit of a tight deadline there hgf :biggrin:

'fraid so, i want these pics by first class delivery tomorrow. it's phils turn to set a challenge, but in his absence someone's got to keep it alive
 
I went for a quick one around Windsor

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and the collection details were amended thus:

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A one poster bed maybe?
 

hubgearfreak

Über Member
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nice composition. however, you ought to go back and re-take it, having painted the GR & crown graphite /gunmetal or something.;)
 

Amanda P

Legendary Member
Sorry, chaps. Computer was being fiddled with by the preventer of IT - so I was off work Friday and (though I hesitate to say it) walking in the Lakes over the weekend.

Walking in the lakes.... Well, you know what I mean.

I like the postbox idea and I'd like to see a few more of them. I'm trying to remember where I've seen one of those really antique octagonal pillar boxes. Then there are those very straight-sided seventies-looking ones. And they're very easy to photograph with bikes next to them.

So I'll adopt Hubgearfreak's challenge. Show us your bike next to the oldest or newest post box you can find. You can do better than Aperitif's "GR" box effort I reckon.

Deadline... let's say midnight Wednesday. The weekend's over it's true, but the weather's nice and no-one has to travel too far to find a post box. It's a perfect excuse to extend your ride home from work!
 

hubgearfreak

Über Member
i've found two with VR:smile:


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tomorrow, i'll get some new ones.

someone must live near the biggest, the smallest, the ugliest setting, the most picturesque. it's for you to judge the winner phil, i'm glad you're back and that you don't feel i've trodden on your toes (or small wheels:tongue:}:o)
 

Amanda P

Legendary Member
The very octagonal boxes I was thinking of!

I do have bigger wheels as well. You'll see them if we keep this game up...

It's just that that Moulton's so nice I can't bear to leave it at home just now.
 

hubgearfreak

Über Member
Uncle Phil said:
I do have bigger wheels as well..t's just that that Moulton's so nice

agreed. it's lovely. i was only being silly:biggrin:

as for the pillar boxes, i didn't notice the shape, but they look hexagonal to me....it hadn't occurred to me what they look like until today, but it seems that you are a secret Pillar box spotter:tongue:
 
Uncle Phil said:
Sorry, chaps. Computer was being fiddled with by the preventer of IT - so I was off work Friday and (though I hesitate to say it) walking in the Lakes over the weekend.

Walking in the lakes.... Well, you know what I mean.

I like the postbox idea and I'd like to see a few more of them. I'm trying to remember where I've seen one of those really antique octagonal pillar boxes. Then there are those very straight-sided seventies-looking ones. And they're very easy to photograph with bikes next to them.

So I'll adopt Hubgearfreak's challenge. Show us your bike next to the oldest or newest post box you can find. You can do better than Aperitif's "GR" box effort I reckon.

Deadline... let's say midnight Wednesday. The weekend's over it's true, but the weather's nice and no-one has to travel too far to find a post box. It's a perfect excuse to extend your ride home from work!

Yeah - not difficult...:ohmy: Just got to turn up really... :wacko:
 

longers

Legendary Member
Having just moved and not being around much I'm not au fait with my local postboxes so here is a pic of my nearest.

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It's not old, new, interesting or special in any way but it is jinxed :blush:.

I've only ever posted 3 letters there and none of them have arrived at their destination ;)
One of them was to my house 200 yds away :biggrin:
 
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