Tea? (Part 2)

[classic33]

I think my guttering is broken. There is so much rain that it is overflowing.

Down pipes free?

@Rickshaw Phil mr dragon knows exactly where he is going. It's me who hasn't got a clue. I can get lost in my own garden. Don't ever ask me to navigate anywhere for gods sake.

But you have the SatNav!!

 

[Lullabelle]

So basically management is not his strong point then

He used to be the maintenance guy, as he knows the place inside out etc.. he was the choice to have the job, trouble is he has no experience and tbh he hasn't been given much support, he should have taken a course. Sometimes he goes around in circles and goes nowhere, he cannot delegate and feels he should do everything. I do think there is some jealousy from a few because he has moved on and up whereas others are still doing the same thing, so he cannot rely on support from certain circles, although he does talk to TVC a great deal who is only too happy to advise.

 

[hopless500]

Never be intimidated by anyone here, though. We all do what we are capable of and enjoy. When I was young, had no family and a fairly undemanding job, I used to do epic rides. Now I'm pleased to do 37 miles at an average of 13mph (ok I'm exaggerating...at an average of 12mph). But I do enjoy my cycling and that's the main thing.

My sort of cycle ride

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

See Rickshaw Phil, 17 Oct 2012 for who informed me of my mistake.
But be warned, you won't come back the sane person!!!

I'd forgotten that's how I came be involved in that thread.

 

[Frood42]

Look here you, when it rains indoors, whether or not there's thunder & lighting, let us know. Until then, that sort of post belongs in Mundane News.

But the trainer is cycling related equipment, which means it is far too exciting to be in Mundane News, all cycling stuff is far too interesting for Mundane News.

 

[hopless500]

Mr dragon and his family spent most of they're holidays at taly bont about 6 miles from barmouth. He said that in all that time, they had never been able to find that bloody place as he called, it. The place where thr prisoner was made that is.

I went there some years ago with a handful of people from the Notts climbing club. Slightly surreal place. Well, it is if you've watched the Prisoner

 

[classic33]

I'd forgotten that's how I came be involved in that thread.

But has @Rockymountain gone there yet. What will he be like on his return?

 

[Frood42]

Never be intimidated by anyone here, though. We all do what we are capable of and enjoy. When I was young, had no family and a fairly undemanding job, I used to do epic rides. Now I'm pleased to do 37 miles at an average of 13mph (ok I'm exaggerating...at an average of 12mph). But I do enjoy my cycling and that's the main thing.

+1

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

But has @Rockymountain gone there yet. What will he be like on his return?

Changed for sure.

 

[classic33]

Changed for sure.

He's not saying anything, I wonder why?

 

[Lullabelle]

 

[welsh dragon]

Look here you, when it rains indoors, whether or not there's thunder & lighting, let us know. Until then, that sort of post belongs in Mundane News.

Sorry. Wont happen again sir.

 

[hopless500]

I'm feeling a bit sad....having just read an article in the Daily Mail (yes, I do occasionally have a quick look at the website).

This is a picture of Hornsey Road swimming pool in NLondon:

It was built by my great-grandfather and I used to train there from 1986-88 (when it closed). We used to go three or four nights a week when we were triathlon training and met some really nice people. So sad...

 

[Puddles]

I went there some years ago with a handful of people from the Notts climbing club. Slightly surreal place. Well, it is if you've watched the Prisoner

Yeah I had not seen that but older other peoples with me had and seemed to get quite excited about it and were disappointed there were no large white balls. It rained a lot too.

 

[Puddles]

I'm feeling a bit sad....having just read an article in the Daily Mail (yes, I do occasionally have a quick look at the website).

This is a picture of Hornsey Road swimming pool in NLondon:

It was built by my great-grandfather and I used to train there from 1986-88 (when it closed). We used to go three or four nights a week when we were triathlon training and met some really nice people. So sad...

Why is there a bowling ball in the pool? I always wonder how they end up with so much rubbish in them these places.