Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Yep, it's been all over the local news. And, as Commander Ivanova so succinctly puts it...
BOOM.
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Yep, it's been all over the local news. And, as Commander Ivanova so succinctly puts it...
BOOM.
Illaveago
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- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
What's all this going into town for the "Experience!"
The experience I want is to be able to buy what I want! I don't want a town full of coffee shops mistake agents and people sleeping in doorways !
The experience I want is to be able to buy what I want! I don't want a town full of coffee shops mistake agents and people sleeping in doorways !
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Andy in Germany
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- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
I think I'd enjoy a "make your own chocolate bar" party thing.
Beautiful Daughter certainly did when invited with her little friends.
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar
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- Basking in my own brilliance.
I have just passed through Accrington. No sign of any dappeely dressed gentlemen.
Grant Fondo
Guru
- Location
- Cheshire
I have a Toblerone for my Friday night treat.
i've got a 4 pack of Picnics and Ripples snaffled away to have with a brandy later post-lasagne, yum!
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
And we have a surprise granddaughter visitor who wants to sleep at ours tonight
classic33
Leg End Member
C3413?
2013-2014.
A good day today.Work was easy and unstressed, Car given a wash this evening (and looking good) then a pizza and bottle of wine tonight Infront of a movie while the cat slept through it.
Tomorrow I'm off to Chester to visit my ex brother in-law for a pub meal. He's been through the mill these last few months after ending up being made homeless after a 25 relationship , and with all the stress and anxiety suffered a heart attack when living with me over Christmas. He's on the mend but still very fragile.
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Gutted my favorite leather jacket got binned today after the zip broke.It was well past it's sell by date (just like me) 🤣👍
Tomorrow I'm off to Chester to visit my ex brother in-law for a pub meal. He's been through the mill these last few months after ending up being made homeless after a 25 relationship , and with all the stress and anxiety suffered a heart attack when living with me over Christmas. He's on the mend but still very fragile.
Edit.
Gutted my favorite leather jacket got binned today after the zip broke.It was well past it's sell by date (just like me) 🤣👍
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Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Sorry don't do hard questions
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Had a lovely supper of carrot, sweet potato & red lentil soup, then a sort of fry up with two slices of haggis, a fried egg, a jacket potato and an assortment of steamed veg.
Spent the evening furkling in an archive of F3 photos that I visit regularly, and found some photos that were new to me.
I'm thinking another
would be a good thing right now.
Spent the evening furkling in an archive of F3 photos that I visit regularly, and found some photos that were new to me.
I'm thinking another
would be a good thing right now.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
That was quite a bit of fun at Lea Valley this afternoon.
There were only 4 of us at the session so plenty of space and a bit more time on track. After a couple of laps on the flat bit to get used to the bikes we were given a series of laps moving up the lines each time from the Cote d'Azure strip and on to the banking proper to try the black, red and blue lines at a decent pace. After a quick debrief and instruction on passing etiquete we were then allowed out to play on our own for something like 20+ minutes, another short break to get a drink followed by some close group riding and then team persuit type laps with the leader pulling out and dropping to the back each lap.
As the oldest, it was good to see I wasn't the slowest in the free laps (
), but it was harder than I expected to maintain a decent pace for any length of time. The most interesting thing was how stable riding on the steep banking felt and, as for the speed boost coming off the top of the corner banking onto the straights, 
I can highly recommend giving it a go, but I don't think I'll be following @DCLane in track riding regularly.
There were only 4 of us at the session so plenty of space and a bit more time on track. After a couple of laps on the flat bit to get used to the bikes we were given a series of laps moving up the lines each time from the Cote d'Azure strip and on to the banking proper to try the black, red and blue lines at a decent pace. After a quick debrief and instruction on passing etiquete we were then allowed out to play on our own for something like 20+ minutes, another short break to get a drink followed by some close group riding and then team persuit type laps with the leader pulling out and dropping to the back each lap.
As the oldest, it was good to see I wasn't the slowest in the free laps (
), but it was harder than I expected to maintain a decent pace for any length of time. The most interesting thing was how stable riding on the steep banking felt and, as for the speed boost coming off the top of the corner banking onto the straights, I can highly recommend giving it a go, but I don't think I'll be following @DCLane in track riding regularly.
