Tales from today's commute....

[spen666]

Slow, as on the MTB today whilst waiting parts for the commuter.

But a treat - for the first time in 27 years of current commuting route, a fallow deer raced across the road right in front of me.

Venison for Tea tonight in the Roubaixtuesday household?

 

[straas]

More then people ever imagine.

I saw more in the short stretch between euston and waterloo than I'd see in an hour of commuting in Manchester. Nice smooth wide lanes too, not the hand laid boneshaker tarmac we get up here!

 

[ianrauk]

I saw more in the short stretch between euston and waterloo than I'd see in an hour of commuting in Manchester. Nice smooth wide lanes too, not the hand laid boneshaker tarmac we get up here!

Some of the London cycle lanes are superb. The one along the Embankment and the one from London Bride all the way to Greenwich are especially good. At a lot of central London junctions and bridges over the Thames, at certain times of the day there are more bikes then motor vehicles.

 

[fossyant]

Some of the London cycle lanes are superb. The one along the Embankment and the one from London Bride all the way to Greenwich are especially good. At a lot of central London junctions and bridges over the Thames, at certain times of the day there are more bikes then motor vehicles.

Stop rubbing it in.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

Venison for Tea tonight in the Roubaixtuesday household?

Difficult buggers to catch alas and I stupidly left my rifle at home today too.

 

[spen666]

Difficult buggers to catch alas and I stupidly left my rifle at home today too.

Beginners error

You always need your rifle - just to shoot at errant pedestrians, if nothing else

 

[Thorn Sherpa]

Flat as a pancake, been pushing my luck with how well worn the back tyre was so fitted the new Continental at work today. Working at 2 different glass sites definitely has it's drawbacks.