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[biggs682]

Why don't they use the bench ?

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

It should have been the County of Salop Steam Rally this weekend. Nice to see at least one engine is getting steamed up regardless.

 

[rualexander]

Why don't they use the bench ?

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Under bench heating and two sheepskin footstools, perfect

 

[rualexander]

First ride after refurb-ing my Brompton over past couple of months, 27km spin on country lanes taking in a visit to Sainsbury's on way home, first time I've tried the shopping trolley mode, works well and no-one batted an eyelid, despite Bromptons being very rare around here.

 

[briantrumpet]

Yet another pretty perched village... Autichamp:

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Best shop name ever?

 

[sebinho]

Lake Paranoá in Brasília:

 

[tyred]

Always nice to other people working!

 

[Spokesmann]

Jack Taylor. Nothing really comes close.

 

[briantrumpet]

On my ride to the supermarket this morning:

 

[Spartak]

Early start for The Spartak family, left Bristol at 04:30 for the drive into the Brecon Beacons.

Climbed Corn Du & Pen Y Fan to see a fantastic sunrise 🌅....

 

[Tenkaykev]

A five mile walk to the pub went past a local water tower. There’s a structure attached to the top that was used as an attachment point for abseiling, which was a popular way of raising funds for charities.

 

[kayakerles]

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A five mile walk to the pub went past a local water tower. There’s a structure attached to the top that was used as an attachment point for abseiling, which was a popular way of raising funds for charities.

Never saw a water tower quite like that here in the States, @Tenkaykev. Can't quite tell if it's made completely out of concrete or other materials as well. Metal support beams too, I suppose.

For others like myself unfamiliar with the term abseiling… It's the same as Rappelling. Both words describe outdoor activities where a rope and a friction device (usually a belay device) are used to carefully descend a cliff face or vertical wall.

Great fun, I’m sure. Never had the chance to try it yet. Takes a bit of training for safety purposes I'm sure.

Must say, 5 miles is a nice pub walk. Nice reward at the end.

 

[Zipp2001]

Out and about with the single speed.

 

[avecReynolds531]