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Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
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mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Not so the trip down the M1, past MK, for some.
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Always been beyond me & anything above third rung. Kudos to those who can.
An Aldi trek this afternoon with no diversions en route. Possibly the right thing to do as their was distinct dampness in the air which would have made for an unpleasant bike ride.
Remainding dull outside; suet ball feeder refilled, the sunflower hearts seem as unpopular as the peanuts - blue tit exempting.
Remainding dull outside; suet ball feeder refilled, the sunflower hearts seem as unpopular as the peanuts - blue tit exempting.
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mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
A path I walk frequently with Cassie has been surfaced with chippings & had a fence erected. There was some dismay over the fence, but the surfacing has probably removed the need to wander into the field to avoid the quagmire we had last winter.
But I could do with somewhere a bit wild to walk.
But I could do with somewhere a bit wild to walk.
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Or even just before 2:30.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Afternoon cuppa went down well even though it was a shade later than normal.
Must get my costume and dancing shoes on soon
Must get my costume and dancing shoes on soon
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Low cloud turned into real rain but I did manage a short walk along towards a path to Aros at the other end of the bay.
Wife and self walked along this path frequently for our lunch time exercise. There is a short stairway to access it at the car park end so did not venture up.
Looked out over the marina and looked for signs of people living on boats but nothing obvious. We use to have some living on boats all year round. One guy anchored down in a bay in the Diorlinn and motored up to tie up at the pier for shopping and some socialising in the Mishnish.
Another known as the drunken dentist who was in fact an Australian dentist imbibed rather too much in the Mishnish and had a very lucky escape when he fell out of his dinghy at the sea wall steps. He was spotted by a local and hauled out where a crowd had gathered and he was pumped out and revived. After that he moderated his imbibing and a few months later sailed off to parts unknown.
Unlike our exciseman who came out of the Mishnish and could not distinguish between clutch and brake in his Ford Zephyr but that is another story.
Wife and self walked along this path frequently for our lunch time exercise. There is a short stairway to access it at the car park end so did not venture up.
Looked out over the marina and looked for signs of people living on boats but nothing obvious. We use to have some living on boats all year round. One guy anchored down in a bay in the Diorlinn and motored up to tie up at the pier for shopping and some socialising in the Mishnish.
Another known as the drunken dentist who was in fact an Australian dentist imbibed rather too much in the Mishnish and had a very lucky escape when he fell out of his dinghy at the sea wall steps. He was spotted by a local and hauled out where a crowd had gathered and he was pumped out and revived. After that he moderated his imbibing and a few months later sailed off to parts unknown.
Unlike our exciseman who came out of the Mishnish and could not distinguish between clutch and brake in his Ford Zephyr but that is another story.
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Can you perform under pressure?
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Time will tell
I went for a job many years ago and i was asked the very same question.I replied no but i can do We are the Champions pretty well.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
Low cloud turned into real rain but I did manage a short walk along towards a path to Aros at the other end of the bay.
Wife and self walked along this path frequently for our lunch time exercise. There is a short stairway to access it at the car park end so did not venture up.
Looked out over the marina and looked for signs of people living on boats but nothing obvious. We use to have some living on boats all year round. One guy anchored down in a bay in the Diorlinn and motored up to tie up at the pier for shopping and some socialising in the Mishnish.
Another known as the drunken dentist who was in fact an Australian dentist imbibed rather too much in the Mishnish and had a very lucky escape when he fell out of his dinghy at the sea wall steps. He was spotted by a local and hauled out where a crowd had gathered and he was pumped out and revived. After that he moderated his imbibing and a few months later sailed off to parts unknown.
Unlike our exciseman who came out of the Mishnish and could not distinguish between clutch and brake in his Ford Zephyr but that is another story.
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Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
A miserably grey day but the shopping got done and the fuel tank in the car has been filled ready for tomorrow morning. Treated myself to a big bag of chewy sweets from Lidl and went to put them away only to find another pack in the back of the cupboard from last time they were on offer.
At least it dried up enough late afternoon for a mudguard free 10 mile bike ride around Felixstowe and back otherwise I think I'd have sat on the sofa all day with the radio/TV/book combination.
At least it dried up enough late afternoon for a mudguard free 10 mile bike ride around Felixstowe and back otherwise I think I'd have sat on the sofa all day with the radio/TV/book combination.