The Retirement Thread
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The Garmin GPS isn't really accurate enough even with all systems switched on. There’s a stretch of ground adjacent to a local sub station that has a goodish Tarmac surface. My Garmin estimates about 160 metres. I will use the wheel to measure and then mark every 10 metres up to 100 metres.
One of the better explanations of GPS accuracy I read was to liken it to taking a lively dog for a walk on a 5 metre lead, while you progress along your walking route the dog is constantly running hither and thither with you as the centre point. The GPS in a Garmin takes samples every second, and the dog could be a next to you when the sample is taken, or up to 5 metres away.
classic33
Leg End Member
Hot dogs?Cooooeee. 1 deg here and we have snow. I didn't think we would have Any as we had so much rain last night. Its doggy as well.
Stay safe peeps
Flick of the Elbow
less than
- Location
- Pentlands Water of Leith
Loving this kit from a Shetland rugby team…
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Ahh, you wanting to do some sprint intervals or something?
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
Just read on the BBC News that National Highways employs someone with the job title; Severe Weather Resilience Manager.
on past performance, I hope he/she does not get a performance bonus
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
classic33
Leg End Member
Possibly caused by popping your head out into minus seven air earlier.Don’t know how I missed that one……not like me!
Yes, 100 / 200 / 400 metres, that sort of progression. There’s a sports centre attached to a local school, it has a proper track attached but you can't usually use the track outside of organised sessions which is a shame.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
I liked this guy’s philosophy on sprints. Made a lot of sense
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YogM9wXAJg&t=235s
Exlaser2
Veteran
Morning all . Well that was a bit of a surprise , SNOW. LOL. JUST .
There is definitely snow on the grassy areas but all the roads and footpaths are still clear so there is no disruption at all, in this area. Mrs exlaser has made it to work in kineton which is about 15 miles away, with out any problems .Being in the very centre of the country means we vary rarely have any proper snow. It’s never been bad enough to stop me getting to work , though it was so bad once Peugeot sent as all home . Now that was a scary drive home , I would have been safer on my bike.
It’s was good news for me as I had a lie in as my volunteering at Ufton was cancelled. I would have been fine as I have all the kit to keep the heat in and the snow/wet out but a lot of the other volunteers don’t.
Oh well I will just have to go to a different group later in the week
Stay warm everyone .
Just looked out the window again and it started sleeting again .
There is definitely snow on the grassy areas but all the roads and footpaths are still clear so there is no disruption at all, in this area. Mrs exlaser has made it to work in kineton which is about 15 miles away, with out any problems .Being in the very centre of the country means we vary rarely have any proper snow. It’s never been bad enough to stop me getting to work , though it was so bad once Peugeot sent as all home . Now that was a scary drive home , I would have been safer on my bike.
It’s was good news for me as I had a lie in as my volunteering at Ufton was cancelled. I would have been fine as I have all the kit to keep the heat in and the snow/wet out but a lot of the other volunteers don’t.
Oh well I will just have to go to a different group later in the week
Stay warm everyone .
Just looked out the window again and it started sleeting again .
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Lunch is sausage on brioche with Roquefort cheese.
Lunch is sausage on brioche with Roquefort cheese.
