Tea? (Part 2)

[classic33]

Not too far from where you are now i believe and he appears to know them hills too, be careful up there

And remember "The Hills Have Eyes".

 

[Speicher]

Yes, rest is what I need currently. I have cancelled/postponed as many appointments as possible.

 

[Mattonsea]

4 days of for the New Forest extravaganza otherwise known as pony and pitchfork dodging.

I will come and cheer

 

[Speicher]

I am also going to have an early night.

 

[TVC]

Hope you're better in the morning

 

[Puddles]

4 days of for the New Forest extravaganza otherwise known as pony and pitchfork dodging.

Is it this weekend? I shall have to cheer from a-far-ther then as I am taking my Mother to see the model Village at Southsea near canoe lake, or to be more accurate I am going there with Mum cos she said we have to and small people quite like it there and I did not come up with a reason not too.

 

[TheDoctor]

Evenings!!
and N+1(by proxy) Sqeeeeeee!!

Nearly new, and £250 from a well-known auction site. Sadly, we have a saloon car, and there's not a chance in hell it will fit in, so I'm going to have to collect it and ride it home.
From about 50 miles away.
I really didn't think this through, did I?

 

[classic33]

Evenings!!
and N+1(by proxy) Sqeeeeeee!!
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Nearly new, and £250 from a well-known auction site. Sadly, we have a saloon car, and there's not a chance in hell it will fit in, so I'm going to have to collect it and ride it home.
From about 50 miles away.
I really didn't think this through, did I?

Its doable. I ended up riding a Brox Quad into Manchester City centre & then through it and over 'Pennines. Total distance just over 40 miles.

 

[TheDoctor]

Oh, I'm sure it's doable.
I'm just slightly apprehensive about doing a 50 mile ride on a trike I haven't even seen yet!

 

[classic33]

Oh, I'm sure it's doable.
I'm just slightly apprehensive about doing a 50 mile ride on a trike I haven't even seen yet!

I'd a slight advantage I suppose, I'd already tried it out. Only I had it booked on a train to bring it closer to home.

 

[somewhere in america]

I could very happily decamp to warmer weather from November 1st and return on May 1st . If i win tonight i may even leave tomorrow

Well Feb. March and April it's guarenteed to be freezing and wet no ice though. January is always a toss up on weather could be dry and 50's wet and 60's or 4 degrees like the first winter I was here. Usually December is low 60's daytime high 30's @ night and every Christmas I've been here (3) it's snowed over night and melted by afternoon

 

[somewhere in america]

I thought that was Bugundy in the north across the Channel

 

[somewhere in america]

Perhaps we should start a winter commune for the Tea thread

I'll post lots of sunny pictures for you

 

[somewhere in america]

IN FACT.....................

 

[classic33]

I'll post lots of sunny pictures for you

Like this sunrise?