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Buy her a mobility scooter Dave, I did quite a bit with Mrs Fandangus before, I can only keep up with the scooter on my bike, it does 8 Mph I cant run that fast.

We've talked about this, she's not keen or confident, when things are open I'll have to see how she gets on with a hired one.
 

deptfordmarmoset

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Armonmy Way
I appear to have curated a boil on my left buttock so no turbo touring for me today. I might try changing saddle simply to see whether I can change friction spot. Or I might just rest.
I went outside for a rare ride in fresh air and only experienced mild discomfort. Round 2 of the 100 mile challenge with my daughter can recommence tomorrow provided she considers proper cycling as excercise cycling.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
I can't find the NHS Street art thread so I'll post this one here. It's on the quietway 1 under a railway bridge in Waterloo.
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carlosfandangus

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We've talked about this, she's not keen or confident, when things are open I'll have to see how she gets on with a hired one.
My wife was the same, I first bought a second hand one, after trying a hire one, now on her 3rd, the 2nd two have been (driven into the ground) large go anywhere versions (pride colt) now she will think nothing of going on a 6 mile round trip to the shops on her own, the sense of freedom is massive
 
Today's theme in the photography challenge is "Still Life"

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As it was a topic I chose, I'm not allowed to submit a photo for voting, but to keep things ticking over, I did the shoot anyway.
 
OK, so you inspired me to play with one of my night shots of Venus recently.

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Surprising how many stars are there. Panasonic DMC-TZ100 F2.8 1/4 s ISO 6400 both contrast & brightness increased, hand held. I'm rather pleased with the camera.

Neat :okay: Especially since it's hand held.

I used some pretty venerable kit for mine: Canon Eos 1D mk2, 28-70 2.8L plus tripod. Both shots were done at 30 sec, f5.6 and 800 iso.
 
My landlady's dog has moved from "Stranger! Warning! Must protect family! BarkBarkBarkBarkGrrrrrrBark!"
to:
"I think I know you but Bark, Bark, so Mum knows you're here; then it's not my problem..."
Then:
"Okay, I recognise your smell, but you know, for the look of the thing: Wuff."
This afternoon she reached:
"Human, foozle my ears and we'll be friends"
And has just wandered into my apartment with a "So... any cookies?" air, sniffed about the place, came to be fussed over for a bit, and wandered off out the French window.
We'll see if this is permanent or of it repeats every 24h or so. If not I'll try and post pictures of my adoptive furry friend...
 

Gravity Aided

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Location
Land of Lincoln
Just been out for a 17 mile loop, got stung at 7 miles by a bee or wasp, upper right thigh, 5 years ago it was upper left thigh.... i was ordered to visit hospital every day for a week that time!!!!
Sitting in the garage in just my undies and a T shirt, piece of kitchen roll soaked in bi carb on the sting
Feeling better, or worse?
 

Gravity Aided

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Location
Land of Lincoln
My wife was the same, I first bought a second hand one, after trying a hire one, now on her 3rd, the 2nd two have been (driven into the ground) large go anywhere versions (pride colt) now she will think nothing of going on a 6 mile round trip to the shops on her own, the sense of freedom is massive
Mrs. GA uses a rolling walker, or a wheelchair if absolutely need be.
I have been informed mobility scooters are out of the question.
I know better than to argue with a small, feisty redhead.
 
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