My New Pashley Princess

[BentMikey]

Here's Aunty Charlotte on her penny farthing. She rode it to work a few times I believe!

 

[Norm]

@ Norm - that's quite some Tweed going on there! I'm liking what I've seen over on Dashing Tweeds too...

I was looking round their wares at a show yesterday, and some of them are fantastic. There were a couple of ladies wearing their kit and they looked stunning.

I want... no, I need one of these, for instance, but they only make them in medium at the moment (probably because they are meant to be for the laydeez ).

 

[Lady LDN]

@ Norm - that cap is cute!

 

[Flying_Monkey]

I have a rather excellent 1950s, west-country Tweed topcoat, which I often wear, complemented with a Tweed driving cap, when commuting on my Brompton. It certainly adds a touch of class out here in the colonies... certain standards must be maintained!

 

[fergal penge]

Pashley, an exellent choice Lady LDN.
Hope you have many miles of enjoyable cycling.

 

[Crankarm]

Tweed becomes very heavy when wet.

One couldn't wear that cap with the first union flag on it with a Tartan tweed jacket, skirt or kilt. It would be too much for any Scotsman who would be liable to commit m-u-r-d-a .

 

[Norm]

Oh, Crankster, dahling, I could never get away with tartan.

 

[Amanda P]

It was a sunny morning in York this morning. And it seemed to be full of young ladies riding bicycles in outfits of a style almost rivalling Lady LDN's. Most pleasing on the eye.

(I, of course, had cycled 12 miles to get there and resembled a lycra-clad pool of grease...)

 

[Lady LDN]

The weather was pretty beautiful today - wish I was out on my Pashley, but instead I was at the Dentist 1st thing havig an emergency treatment - boo!

@ Uncle Phil: I bet it was all rather picturesque in York! the use of the word "almost" there has made me smile after a horrid day - cheers!

 

[Amanda P]

We aim to please.

 

[Lady LDN]

I've just received my set of keys for the secure cycle sheds at work, so can finally start riding my Pashley in!