martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
Working horse? As opposed to one that's someone has broken?
Sometimes I love London
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RedRider
Pulling through
- Location
- Location Embrocation
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
Ooh. If I can find the time and a decent day I might wander up to see that.
RedRider
Pulling through
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- Location Embrocation
according to @swee'pea99 the work was scheduled to finish by the end of this month. Hopefully it's still there.
swee'pea99
Squire
It wasn't there yesterday, though there are many piles of logs/trunks...maybe they're waiting to get shot of those before they haul more out of the woods. It didn't look like they'd finished...there was actually a horse box and trailer, just no actual horse.
RedRider
Pulling through
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- Location Embrocation
If the weather's right tomorrow morning I might take the chance. Is it easy enough to find the work site once you're there?
anothersam
SMIDSMe
- Location
- Far East Sussex
The OP hits a sweet spot. Country roads, take me home to the city.
In fact, the main reason I do the FNRttC is for the London bits, even though sadly we're always leaving it.
[QUOTE 2789726, member: 1314"]Last time I cycled in Cheltenham, the most scenic thing I saw was:
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That picture reminds me that I've often been saved from freezing to death by huddling in the carcass of a cow (as a vegan, the irony alone keeps me warm). Got the idea from The Empire Strikes back.
One of my fav shots of London:
I call it: Get the fark out of the way. Which I think you'll have to agree captures the spirit of the city, for many.
In fact, the main reason I do the FNRttC is for the London bits, even though sadly we're always leaving it.
[QUOTE 2789726, member: 1314"]Last time I cycled in Cheltenham, the most scenic thing I saw was:
View attachment 33163 [/quote]
That picture reminds me that I've often been saved from freezing to death by huddling in the carcass of a cow (as a vegan, the irony alone keeps me warm). Got the idea from The Empire Strikes back.
One of my fav shots of London:
I call it: Get the fark out of the way. Which I think you'll have to agree captures the spirit of the city, for many.
swee'pea99
Squire
Yes. It's not a large wood - you can walk round it in 15 mins, +/-. Ask for the cafe - that's where the horse pulls the logs to. From there, it's obvious where they go.
swee'pea99
Squire
Last day today for the horses - but according to the nice horse man, they're moving on to Coldfall Wood next week, which is in the same neck of the woods.
Haitch
Flim Flormally
- Location
- Netherlands
From Far-Off Things (1922) by Arthur Machen (decadent Welsh mystic):
London loomed up before me, wonderful, mystical as Assyrian Babylon, as full of unheard-of things and great unveilings as any magic city in an Eastern tale. It loomed up with incredible pinnacles and in its mighty shadow all lesser objects disappeared.
London loomed up before me, wonderful, mystical as Assyrian Babylon, as full of unheard-of things and great unveilings as any magic city in an Eastern tale. It loomed up with incredible pinnacles and in its mighty shadow all lesser objects disappeared.
dan_bo
How much does it cost to Oldham?
Very misty in London.
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
[QUOTE 2972245, member: 1314"]s***e camera. Getting a new phone now.[/quote]
Hmmmph, now you tell me.
I'll cancel that appointment with the optician then.
Hmmmph, now you tell me.
I'll cancel that appointment with the optician then.
Wobblers
Euthermic
- Location
- Minkowski Space
There seems to be something seriously wrong with your camera, CoG. In every photo you take, there seems to be this ghastly dirty grey fixed gear bike in the picture. Have you considered taking it back?
PS: from what I remember about your back garden, it had one tumbledown shed with rustic mould and an overgrown tree with Dutch Elm disease. I don't remember seeing any deer...
PS: from what I remember about your back garden, it had one tumbledown shed with rustic mould and an overgrown tree with Dutch Elm disease. I don't remember seeing any deer...
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
[QUOTE 2985096, member: 1314"]This morning we looked forlornly at another pub that wasn't yet open.
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User, how many times? At least wait until the sun is over the yard arm before trying to get p*****d. Or if you're really desperate there's a pub just down from there that opens at 9am.
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User, how many times? At least wait until the sun is over the yard arm before trying to get p*****d. Or if you're really desperate there's a pub just down from there that opens at 9am.
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
[QUOTE 2985124, member: 1314"]I went to church in Aldwych a few minutes later to repent. But that was shut as well.
The Devil and God both out. Who am I to turn to?
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It's cos you keep parking a dirty fixie outside their premises!! Turn to the light, get gears!
The Devil and God both out. Who am I to turn to?
View attachment 40276 [/QUOTE]
It's cos you keep parking a dirty fixie outside their premises!! Turn to the light, get gears!
