friday melting spacetime in a pineapple crucible
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nippy start, but looks like a sunny day ahead, basking potential
ride and cafes, wfh subject to basking conditions, laze
nippy start, but looks like a sunny day ahead, basking potential
ride and cafes, wfh subject to basking conditions, laze
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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Moaning,
Plants watered, tea made and being enjoyed
WFW shortly, struggling ATM due to last night’s beer consumption with the guys, but as usual it seemed like a good idea at the time hey-ho
Sunny right now, hope this lasts. More beer later it being Friday and then there’s the folk and cider festival this weekend…
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No ale last night 😳 as man flu type stuff meant I basically dozed on the sofa and didn’t exercise - pants
Later is a long standing arrangement to meet some friends for ale, suppose I better man up and get sinking ale0 -
Made it to work today without any tyres exploding which was a bonus. Replacement for the other one should arrive today.
Another day at the fun factory beckons.
Weather's looking like riding weather later, but foot is saying no0 -
Me cutting grass me.
Too windy on the West Coast for pedalling.
You will have a tail/cross wind Oxo.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Work stuff followed by a trip to the supermarket to stock up.
Back home to pack stuff & bikes for a trip to the big smoke.
Rain so no basking, cafe stops of bubbles.
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Is it ride London this weekend?homers_double said:Work stuff followed by a trip to the supermarket to stock up.
Back home to pack stuff & bikes for a trip to the big smoke.
Rain so no basking, cafe stops of bubbles.0 -
It is.Advocate of disc brakes.1
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Good luck HD. Wish I was up to doing that sort of distance, will have to go for a pootle this evening instead.
Going into my next virtual meeting soon, this one with the boss so better finish off my scotch egg and clean up the crumbs before it starts..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
There's always E-bikes Stevo and the 30 mile route goes past lots of public toilets/chemists.
St Peters is your nearest hospital.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Thanks Stevo, I think I'll be OK for the distance as I did similar a few weeks ago but with around 5 x the climbing.
I know a lot of people poo poo it but RL is a great eventAdvocate of disc brakes.0 -
Week done. Sightseeing and present buying tomorrow.
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Sounds like you've done your researchpinno said:There's always E-bikes Stevo and the 30 mile route goes past lots of public toilets/chemists.
St Peters is your nearest hospital."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Thought you were doing Coast 'n' Castles? Can't get much further from the sea than Melrose. Nice area though.oxoman said:
In places yes it was a tailwind others it was a headwind and I don't mind those. But ffs the crosswinds with semi aero wheels not good, especially when they hit you all of a sudden. But a good day. Currently enjoying a pint of Belhaven in Melrose.pinno said:Me cutting grass me.
Too windy on the West Coast for pedalling.
You will have a tail/cross wind Oxo.
Today I have mowstly been planting pumpkin seeds. Between the Thursday and my Friday volunteer groups, we've put in thousands of seeds. Planning one of those big pumpkin field visit things for autumn, raise funds for the charity. V hot, sunny, blue skies, with breeze to take off the edge so one doesn't notice one is getting dehydrated. Cold beer replenishment phase now.
Got front wheels of the rumblewagon rebalanced. ATS guy did it for free! Only had a Scots banknote in wallet, to give him and his trainee apprentice a beer; nice guy, will drop by again with an Ingerrrlish tenner.0 -
He didn't accept the Scottish banknote?!orraloon said:Only had a Scots banknote in wallet, to give him and his trainee apprentice a beer; nice guy, will drop by again with an Ingerrrlish tenner.
I was on the A1 south of Newcastle once and put £40 pounds worth of fuel in it.
At the till, I handed 2 x £20 notes which were Bank of Scotland notes..
She refused to accept it. I said 'okay, this is the deal - this is legal currency. If you prevent me from paying then I will walk away and you can take my number plate and details then when the police stop me, I shall explain that I had the means to pay but you weren't accepting it. You can also explain to your manager why your till is £40 short'.. There were at least a dozen people looking on by this time (all potential witnesses I thought, all with cars and traceable number plates).
She took the money.
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Yeah yeah...pinno said:"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
They talk about care in the community and looking out for the elderly and all they give you is abuse and sarcasm. I don't know why I bother trying to help.Stevo_666 said:
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Not my fault if you couldn't manage your former slaves (sorry, employees)pinno said:
They talk about care in the community and looking out for the elderly and all they give you is abuse and sarcasm. I don't know why I bother trying to help.Stevo_666 said:"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0