Andy in Germany
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I got the key to the bike workshop today. I now have four rather important keys for three of our shops and training facilities, which is frankly terrifying...
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Oldhippy
Cynical idealist
Will the next step be a tandem with a uniformed chauffeur? 😁
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Andy in Germany
Guru
We'd have to build the Tandem first; I noticed a couple of frames, in fact.
Actually, that may not be a bad "project" idea when we don't have enough to do...
classic33
Leg End Member
Why not a rickshaw?
Andy in Germany
Guru
Oooooo...
I'll have to learn to weld.
On the other hand my colleague, who has even more creative ideas in a day than I do, arrived at work this morning on his home made reclining bike.
He made the frame out of pine, for goodness sake...
classic33
Leg End Member
You could travel to work in style and generate some income from taking people on trips round the area.
Andy in Germany
Guru
classic33
Leg End Member
Couldn't you go fully enclosed and do it properly.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
A much better day today after yesterday's tribulations
Started off with a very large cooked breafast at the hotel
The rain had stopped by the time I left the hotel for the walk to Nottingham train station and it stayed dry for the rest of the day.
While on the train from Nottingham to Peterborough I received an email from Greater Anglia confirming they'd already agreed to the refund (£12) of the outbound leg of the trip.
Then on the leg from Peterborough to Ipswich there was a notification that an item I'd ordered was avaialble for collection from the rainforest seller's locker on Felixstowe station (£7 off for the first use of this facility is why I'd used it). As this is at the end of the line on the local service from Ipswich, I stayed on board for an extra station without paying (rebel that I am), picked up the parcel, carried on into town for some food for work this week and to get a birthday card and then walked the 3 miles home along the more scenic route.
Started off with a very large cooked breafast at the hotel
The rain had stopped by the time I left the hotel for the walk to Nottingham train station and it stayed dry for the rest of the day.
While on the train from Nottingham to Peterborough I received an email from Greater Anglia confirming they'd already agreed to the refund (£12) of the outbound leg of the trip.
Then on the leg from Peterborough to Ipswich there was a notification that an item I'd ordered was avaialble for collection from the rainforest seller's locker on Felixstowe station (£7 off for the first use of this facility is why I'd used it). As this is at the end of the line on the local service from Ipswich, I stayed on board for an extra station without paying (rebel that I am), picked up the parcel, carried on into town for some food for work this week and to get a birthday card and then walked the 3 miles home along the more scenic route.
Reynard
Guru
Grant Fondo
Legendary Member
Aye, good side though Palace.That was fecking bloody abject.
Deffo need a good dose of chocolate after that.
Andy_R
Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
Take him out to the woodshed and show him where the ash and the yew are. Pine, for goodness sake! Neither fit for man nor beast, despite B&Q's attempts to bestow it upon us. It's not even worth burning (burns too fast & too smokey).
