I just wonder how that evocative phrase came into being - almost a Blackadder line.[...]As my late mother would say, "he was like an owl on a turntable"
I just wonder how that evocative phrase came into being - almost a Blackadder line.[...]As my late mother would say, "he was like an owl on a turntable"
No idea. She always used to say it to me as a child though as I (and still do) tried to watch everything around me. It predates Blackadder by at least 15 years thoughI just wonder how that evocative phrase came into being - almost a Blackadder line.
I'm a ,morning and smiler!Lurgy seems to be easing a little today so got the average I'd expect (15.5). Some heavy traffic in places I wouldn't expect it and then no traffic in others. I had Whitefoot Lane to myself so attempted and failed to get "some air" at 30mph over a speed bump!!
And where have all the numpties gone? I've not had a proper numpty in a car for ages. Even my little Fiat 500 woman is all sweetness and light.
Oh and I noticed a new breed of cyclist this morning. There's the wavers, the smilers and the "Morning"ers. Now there's the starers. This bloke coming the other way on Verdant Lane just stared at me from about 25 metres away until we passed each other. As my late mother would say, "he was like an owl on a turntable"
Chilly this morning full fingered gloves for the first time short sock issue solved with some Aldi specials no gaps between longs and socks now .9.5 miles in . Ride home was in absolutely glorious sunshine but a bit windy so extended a bit 10.2 miles took a ride round the back of Swithland reservoir and even did Warren hill a nasty climb I normally avoid . so glad I took the shorts in with me .Going for the double on the bike tomorrow first time done two days in a row .
Not after a hard hard day at work I also forgot your renown hill climbing enthusiasm@13 rider Warren Hill is easy