The Retirement Thread

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Mo1959

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You can go off people Mo.
 

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oldwheels

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Location
Isle of Mull
Is there a Tyne bridge in Pathhead?

I thought it joined Newcastle-upon-Tyne / Gateshead ?
The river Tyne runs down past Haddington as I remember when we lived near there and into the North Sea. It is a Scottish one and has more sense than going anywhere near Newcastle. I better go and check a map to get the correct route as we left there when I was 6 years old.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Is there a Tyne bridge in Pathhead?

I thought it joined Newcastle-upon-Tyne / Gateshead ?
The River Tyne meanders quite a bit but does in its early stages go past Pathhead and on to Haddington before entering the sea at Tyne Mouth near Tyningham. One of my uncles used to guddle a lot of trout from the river at Pathhead. Most of my family were poachers and my father taught me quite a lot of tricks.
 

BoldonLad

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Location
South Tyneside
The river Tyne runs down past Haddington as I remember when we lived near there and into the North Sea. It is a Scottish one and has more sense than going anywhere near Newcastle. I better go and check a map to get the correct route as we left there when I was 6 years old.
Well, well, you learn something new every day, never knew there were two River Tynes. , and, two Tynemouths. ;)
 

12boy

Guru
Location
Casper WY USA
Front and back at our house. Low tonight will be -18C and on Tuesday it will be gone in time for Wednesday's snowfall. April here is noted for heavy wet snow which is good because it helps it green up and winter/ spring snow in the mountains is what provides water on the plains in the summer. It is a crap shoot every year to see if the fruit blossoms will freeze or we will get fruit. Still, got 20 miles in yesterday on my Brompton and got to ride the 7 days before that. I've been building a Vardo (perhaps a sheepherders or gypsy wagon to you), but haven't got much done over the winter. My neighbor and I made some progress this week, wearing masks for safety, and very soon I will be able to close it in and paint the inside and make a bed platform.​
 

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oldwheels

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Location
Isle of Mull
Went out for a short train run on the trike and to try out my new spd shoes. Made in China I hope before the virus appeared.
Looking at options most of the ones I fancied had my very common size out of stock. Anyone wanting new shoes better get them while you can.
Striking thing today was I was too warm even with a modified outfit on. If I rake out my summer stuff too soon the weather is bound to turn cold again.
Getting better on the hills as I can turn a higher gear on my training hill but not ready yet for the big one back up to my house.
Next run out will have to drive a couple of miles before starting as the roads should be pretty quiet. Normally this weekend I would not attempt going on them in my present unfit state. The police here are so far pretty relaxed I think tho' on the A82/A83 junction at Tarbet they have been stopping vehicles for a bit of "advice". Never heard of any fines but that is still possible.
 
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