I have been assured that they are getting extra beer in.
Sadly, Susie, TC and I must away to a street party, there to celebrate Her Maj's Jubbly, and, after, to rest up a bit before our ride to Swansea, so we will be drinking Earl Grey tea, thankyou very much!
I looked at the map, but that way would still take me through places like Stockwell, which is a fairly horrible junction, and adds at least 1½ miles onto the route. I guess I'll stick with going through Brixton and crossing Kennington Park Road at Oval, with all the horribleness of that junction. On the plus side, at least turning down Kennington Road avoids having to pull out across Kennington Park Road.Why don't you ride up CS7 through Clapham and Stockwell, then left after the oval? That's the way I would go.
Thanks for the offer, but as you might have guessed I'll be taking the train all the way so I'll politely decline.If you're cycling back, you're welcome to drop it off at my mother's house in Greenwich and pick it up on the way back - she's in most of the time and I can give you her phone number to make sure that she will be in when you arrive. It's less than half a mile off the route so it wouldn't hold the ride up. Obviously, if you're training it back, it would be a faff doubling back to Greenwich from...er...wherever the trains stop.
Such utter rucksackery.I have been assured that they are getting extra beer in.
Sadly, Susie, TC and I must away to a street party, there to celebrate Her Maj's Jubbly, and, after, to rest up a bit before our ride to Swansea, so we will be drinking Earl Grey tea, thankyou very much!
Chris. That's a bit like inviting your Mum to take tea with Quatermass...If you're cycling back, you're welcome to drop it off at my mother's house in Greenwich and pick it up on the way back - she's in most of the time and I can give you her phone number to make sure that she will be in when you arrive. It's less than half a mile off the route so it wouldn't hold the ride up. Obviously, if you're training it back, it would be a faff doubling back to Greenwich from...er...wherever the trains stop.
Stockwell is stupid rather than dangerous. People seem to have worked it out. Brixton Road, with all those side streets is a tricky item at night.I looked at the map, but that way would still take me through places like Stockwell, which is a fairly horrible junction, and adds at least 1½ miles onto the route. I guess I'll stick with going through Brixton and crossing Kennington Park Road at Oval, with all the horribleness of that junction. On the plus side, at least turning down Kennington Road avoids having to pull out across Kennington Park Road.
I have been assured that they are getting extra beer in.
Sadly, Susie, TC and I must away to a street party, there to celebrate Her Maj's Jubbly, and, after, to rest up a bit before our ride to Swansea, so we will be drinking Earl Grey tea, thankyou very much!
Four pints is my limit.Ahem. I'm all for a spot of Earl Grey, but it would be churlish not to have a quick pintlington to celebrate Martin's birthday. And Adam's. And McWobble's. I think Her Maj will understand...
You are such an Urban Hunter.1868852 said:Is it a phone pouch to go on the strap?
I've got one of those! It was on my Schwalbe bag but is now on the Crumpler I bought from User.You are such an Urban Hunter.
Yes it is one of those.
1869619 said:Apart from the Earl Grey filth, oh and not particularly caring whether the Queen understands or not, I find myself broadly in agreement. Not too many though because I am thinking of riding to Brighton.
Forget gently - break it to him majestically. Queen Hilda of Lowergearing can have an alternative party in Whitstable Street.I don't give a monkey's either. I'm just breaking it to DZ gently...
Forget gently - break it to him majestically. Queen Hilda of Lowergearing can have an alternative party in Whitstable Street.
Everyone bring a flag (no, I don't mean a huge flat stone, Stu - even though you are probably toting one onboard) affixed to their bicycle! Tons of stuff in Poundland. No Union Jack underpants though Davy...the world is not ready.
And bring sharpeners, so, like the Queen, eveyone can have a little fillip from time to time.