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How many legs has it got?
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How many legs has it got?
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
4 at the moment
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Evening hot chocolate went down well
First day of work for 2025 and it was just as much of a badly managed mess as the past few weeks has been.
I did some shopping after work and had a nosey around the library. It's already quite icy on the pavements. No cycling tonight.
I made myself some homemade vegetable soup.
Time to read something.
I did some shopping after work and had a nosey around the library. It's already quite icy on the pavements. No cycling tonight.
I made myself some homemade vegetable soup.
Time to read something.
classic33
Leg End Member
You're expecting it to sprout more!
classic33
Leg End Member
Not every one, I know where there's three that will never see light of day in our lifetimes.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
I have spent all day thinking it's Friday. How on earth is anyone supposed to know what day of the week it is over the holiday period?
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a brrrrrrrrright and chhhhhhilllly day here chez Casa Reynard.
Did not sleep any better than middling. Spent the morning with a friend walking some local trails with her dogs. Then some chores to round off the time left before luncheon.
After a luncheon of smoked salmon mousse on toast, some fruit and a
it was off into town to do a spot of erranding. Most places seemed to have shut early today which meant I couldn't do some things I wanted to so, but the art shop was open, and I now have a suitable supply of sticky labels that, well, stick. The ones on the large roll in the kitchen cupboard have lost their ability to adhere to things - whether that is just a temporary thing on this particular part of the roll or whether it applies to the whole roll, I do not know, but I am now prepared for all labelling eventualities.
Ducked into Mountain Warehouse to see what they had in the sale. Most of their sale fleeces have hoods, which isn't what I'm after. They do have a load of merino base layers, but I didn't really have over much time to check them out. I will be going back though, as I saw some walking boots that might do me for £30. Yes, they are screaming pink, but they'll be fine for dog walking. As long as they keep my feet dry, since my current ones leak.
OK, my current ones are also from Mountain Warehouse, and I've been so-so with them - I spent £80 on them about eight years ago. They took a while to break in (oooh, the blisters!) and while they are not comfortable on hard surfaces (too jarring), they've been great on grass / mud. Until they developed that damn leak. Both feet leak, and I've not really been able to figure out where, how and why. So while the sale price on the pink ones are good, I'm a bit meh and half thinking I should get something from Decathlon instead.
After that, went for petrol and while I was there, popped into Tesco for two bags of cranberries for the freezer now that my friend has taken her share of the turkey. Also picked up a large pack of smoked mackerel on YS that was 40% off, and in the clearances, half a kilo of "finest" stilton for £1.58. They had half a dozen boxes or so, but I'm not sure what I'd do with three kilos of stilton, even though it pained me somewhat to take only one LOL!
Supper was turkey noodle soup, spazele with a creamy onion & stuffing sauce and steamed broccoli.
A quiet evening is planned.
Did not sleep any better than middling. Spent the morning with a friend walking some local trails with her dogs. Then some chores to round off the time left before luncheon.
After a luncheon of smoked salmon mousse on toast, some fruit and a
it was off into town to do a spot of erranding. Most places seemed to have shut early today which meant I couldn't do some things I wanted to so, but the art shop was open, and I now have a suitable supply of sticky labels that, well, stick. The ones on the large roll in the kitchen cupboard have lost their ability to adhere to things - whether that is just a temporary thing on this particular part of the roll or whether it applies to the whole roll, I do not know, but I am now prepared for all labelling eventualities.Ducked into Mountain Warehouse to see what they had in the sale. Most of their sale fleeces have hoods, which isn't what I'm after. They do have a load of merino base layers, but I didn't really have over much time to check them out. I will be going back though, as I saw some walking boots that might do me for £30. Yes, they are screaming pink, but they'll be fine for dog walking. As long as they keep my feet dry, since my current ones leak.
OK, my current ones are also from Mountain Warehouse, and I've been so-so with them - I spent £80 on them about eight years ago. They took a while to break in (oooh, the blisters!) and while they are not comfortable on hard surfaces (too jarring), they've been great on grass / mud. Until they developed that damn leak. Both feet leak, and I've not really been able to figure out where, how and why. So while the sale price on the pink ones are good, I'm a bit meh and half thinking I should get something from Decathlon instead.
After that, went for petrol and while I was there, popped into Tesco for two bags of cranberries for the freezer now that my friend has taken her share of the turkey. Also picked up a large pack of smoked mackerel on YS that was 40% off, and in the clearances, half a kilo of "finest" stilton for £1.58. They had half a dozen boxes or so, but I'm not sure what I'd do with three kilos of stilton, even though it pained me somewhat to take only one LOL!
Supper was turkey noodle soup, spazele with a creamy onion & stuffing sauce and steamed broccoli.
A quiet evening is planned.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
I'm thinking the bloody thing will end up in the crock pot if it chews the doors and wires...
classic33
Leg End Member
*Shocking, possibly...I'm thinking the bloody thing will end up in the crock pot if it chews the doors and wires*...
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
Bugger
At least it's below the display which seems to be unaffected. Hopefully the back up unit won't be needed.
At least it's below the display which seems to be unaffected. Hopefully the back up unit won't be needed.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
The first motorsport ticket of the year has been booked - European Le Mans Series at Silverstone in September.
Gravity Aided
Legendary Member
- Location
- Land of Lincoln
I have some rail to trail here, as the old Illinois Central Charter Line is abandoned, giving us about 40 miles of trails in town, and a bicycle trail has also been built along old Route 66 for quite a distance as well And some old Illinois Terminal Interurban tracks as well have been paved for all this.