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I had a beard at one time and when it got too itchy I shaved it off. People I knew walked past me in the street as they did not recognise me clean shaven. Took a while for it to register with them.
I shaved half my heard and moustache off in Barcelona on a college trip there. The students and lecturers didn't realize until I stared at them . :smile:
 
Had sausage casserole, mash, mushrooms and roasted squash for supper. :hungry:
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
I had a beard at one time and when it got too itchy I shaved it off. People I knew walked past me in the street as they did not recognise me clean shaven. Took a while for it to register with them.
An uncle of mine had a big bushy beard for many years until he shaved it off. At a family wedding about ten years afterwards, my aunt (his elder sister) suddenly said "Oh John, you've shaved your beard off" to much mirth and laughter and Specsaver jokes that it had taken years before she had noticed.
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
I did 9.2 miles on the Brompton tonight.
The day when I move into double figures beckons:hyper: :bicycle:

I feel fine really and try to keep to high cadence, low torque riding style and I walked a steep hill. I don't want to put too much pressure on my dodgy ankle. I was told it was fine to cycle but repeatedly warned against overdoing it at my last checkup but the consultant refused to specify what overdoing it actually would be.

Conversely, the physio says it would be good for me to ride out of the saddle as it would be a good stretching exercise for the muscles in my ankle. Who do I believe :wacko:
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
I think I shall light the fire.
Are you sending out smoke signals
 
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