CC Ecosse RV cycle ( # 2)

[Telemark]

No you did'nt, it was a good run though, i think i've just about thawed out now.

Did you two cycle all the way back to Glasgow?
My hands are still feeling a bit tingly despite having warmed up eventually during the ride home.

T

 

[MrRidley]

Did you two cycle all the way back to Glasgow?
My hands are still feeling a bit tingly despite having warmed up eventually during the ride home.

T

Afraid not, we chickened out and got the train . ps

sorry for spelling, i've had a drink or 5

 

[ACS]

Afraid not, we chickened out and got the train . ps

sorry for spelling, i've had a drink or 5

Jim

You off the wagon or just running along side it for this evening?

 

[MrRidley]

Jim

You off the wagon or just running along side it for this evening?

Sometimes needs must SB, those times are tonight.

 

[ACS]

Sometimes needs must SB, those times are tonight.

Cosy under the wagon, glad you could join me.

 

[Scoosh]

Not a very nice day for riding, really.

I heard some geese honking in a field (which is pretty flat ) but I couldn't see them through the mist.

The top section of my glasses was catching the water droplets too, so I took the glasses off and put up with the wind in my eyes - not too bad, as I wasn't really going fast enough, with too much 'icy slush' around to risk going quickly.

Left the RV promptly and hammered it back home to watch the rugby. What a waste of time

Thanks to all who ventured out and for the cyclechat at the Bistro.

 

[MrRidley]

Cosy under the wagon, glad you could join me.

 

[Telemark]

More wild life spotting - on the way back I saw 3 roe deer grazing in the field where the geese had been earlier, must be very tasty grass there ...

T

 

[HJ]

Just as well I didn't rush back to see the start of the rugby, there were occasional instances of good play in the 3/4 of the match which I did see, but nothing outstanding (unlike last week). Good to get out and meet a few CCers, no matter what the weather...

 

[Jane Smart]

Yes another great CC Ecosse meet, it was good to put new names to old faces...oops, that should be old names to new faces here's to the next one.

Do you want a slap??

 

[Jane Smart]

Afraid not, we chickened out and got the train . ps

sorry for spelling, i've had a drink or 5

You very nearly had me impressed and you wimped out

 

[Telemark]

Listening to the wind howling outside and the rain against the window this morning while tucked up in bed, I was very happy that we did our ride yesterday .
It would have been much more of a challenge today.

T

 

[Jane Smart]

Listening to the wind howling outside and the rain against the window this morning while tucked up in bed, I was very happy that we did our ride yesterday .
It would have been much more of a challenge today.

T

I was just thinking the same thing myself

Contrast for me today, I am off to Knockhill now in my TVR to see pals thrashing their cars round the track! Talk about one extreme to the other!

Anyway, next CC ride out? Who is going to organise it? Where and when?

 

[Seamab]

Glad to hear you all made it there and back safely.

I would have wimped out had i been able to go as the fog from Dollar to the Kincardine Br was a real pea souper - and i don't have any lights.

You lot are mad keen.

 

[JiMBR]

You lot are mad keen.

and some of us are just mad
(looks in Jane's no particular direction)