FNRttC FNRttC 30th October to Whitstable 2009

[mike e]

I'll be riding back, bring on wind, rain and snow...

 

[theclaud]

Some people ride to Canterbury along the 'Crab and Winkle Way' and get a train from Canterbury to London.

Who's doing this, then? Would trains from Canterbury still fall foul of the Faversham delays?

 

[Aperitif]

You'll be able to sit behind Lee, drafting mikee - turn right out of Whitstable and the first thing is a huge hill!
Yeh - bring it on! A road heaven. (Or we could take drinks on the terrace again... )

 

[theclaud]

(Or we could take drinks on the terrace again... )

Now you're talking, Teef. For a minute there I thought you said something about hills! How silly of me...

 

[dellzeqq]

Who's doing this, then? Would trains from Canterbury still fall foul of the Faversham delays?

no - there's two lines back to the Great Wen from Canterbury.

The customer service person at Southeastern was pretty sanguine about our return from Whitstable. I'll ring again next week, but he didn't think we'd have any trouble.

As for the identity of the Crab and Winklers - I might be one of them, and User10571 might well be another.

 

[mike e]

no - there's two lines back to the Great Wen from Canterbury.

The customer service person at Southeastern was pretty sanguine about our return from Whitstable. I'll ring again next week, but he didn't think we'd have any trouble.

As for the identity of the Crab and Winklers - I might be one of them, and User10571 might well be another.

Hmmm, don't know this word. So not sure if it's good ro bad...

 

[dellzeqq]

optimistic would have been a better word

 

[mike e]

Hmmm, don't know this word. So not sure if it's good ro bad...

Which is not surprising from someone who's grammer and spelling is as bad as this...

 

[mike e]

I think it would be pretty cool to return to central London by boat, if there's enough people it could work out quite cheap. Del Boy managed to hire a boat no problem that time he was up in Hull...

 

[theclaud]

no - there's two lines back to the Great Wen from Canterbury.

The customer service person at Southeastern was pretty sanguine about our return from Whitstable. I'll ring again next week, but he didn't think we'd have any trouble.

As for the identity of the Crab and Winklers - I might be one of them, and User10571 might well be another.

I see! Sounds like one of those decisions best left to the weather. Is the cat expounding any early theories? Is Bludge promising clear skies?

 

[mike e]

I see! Sounds like one of those decisions best left to the weather. Is the cat expounding any early theories? Is Bludge promising clear skies?

If you join Teef and co for one of his "sessions" the weather will become largely academic...

 

[theclaud]

If you join Teef and co for one of his "sessions" the weather will become largely academic...

Not really - it has a profound effect on the choice of boozer. It's terraces, not beer, that become dispensable in a storm.

 

[mike e]

Not really - it has a profound effect on the choice of boozer. It's terraces, not beer, that become dispensable in a storm.

How about a big morning session to feel..

And then ride back to London, whatever the weather, to feel..

 

[theclaud]

How about a big morning session to feel..

And then ride back to London, whatever the weather, to feel..

Which, Mikee, is why God invented trains . And siestas.

 

[Aperitif]

Which, Mikee, is why God invented trains . And siestas.

"The Condor Siesta" - not a bike, just a very expensive nap.