Tea? (Part 4)

[SteCenturion]

Details Mr Centurion?
And not about bashing your bishop

Inaugural event was 2013, last year I went to show some support only as a speccy on one of the steepest climbs in Ramsbottom that if I remember correctly hits 22>24% & has been used for the National Hill Climbing Championship before.

It also passes through Tottington.

2015 event goes from Smithills Hall Bolton out to Darwen & Chorley taking in the climbs of 'The Rake' & Anglezarke.

Two routes available, the "It'll Be Reet" at 35m & the one I want to do the "Ecky Thump" at 60 miles.

Not big distances but plenty of lumps

 

[classic33]

Yes, if you remember 15 is the new 16!

Wasn't 14 the new 16 though?

 

[welsh dragon]

They have some very fine stuff but the language on the packets is as hard as the other one they use up your way!

I must confess, its a very odd place indeed. A lot of the writing seems to be in some eastern european language, quite possibly polish?

And as well as selling rather cheap and nasty things like trainers, they were selling kilts? . There were 2 kilts for sale. I nearly peed myself when i saw that. . I won't be going to liddl again you won't be surprised to hear.

 

[IDMark2]

Really cold wind here and just having another little hailstorm. I will go on the rollers again later, as I have been doing most days lately.

Me too... trying to get rid of some excess me but not wanting to challenge the 25mph wind...I can wrap up and man up so far but the turbo session in kitchen is much safer. Still burns the calories off but not a pleasant pastime though.

 

[classic33]

I'm back.
Tea in hand and, as I had an early breakfast, I'm having an early lunch - a ham and cheese roll

Tea in cup is a lot nicer though, plus its easier hold.

 

[SteCenturion]

Good afternoon good people of the tea thread. Lots of goings on I see. Went into liddl for the very first time today. . Am now home and i have coffee. I see you lot arn't behaving....as usual.

Afternoon Welshy

do you pronounce it Leeedel or Lid-Ul like what we Northern monkeys do ?

 

[Fubar]

I must confess, its a very odd place indeed. A lot of the writing seems to be in some eastern european language, quite possibly polish?

And as well as selling rather cheap and nasty things like trainers, they were selling kilts? . There were 2 kilts for sale. I nearly peed myself when i saw that. . I won't be going to liddl again you won't be surprised to hear.

That's funny - the one up our way sells leeks and daffs. Do you think they mixed up the shipments??

 

[ScotiaLass]

Tea in cup is a lot nicer though, plus its easier hold.

Ah, that's where I am going wrong <mops up the damp patch>

 

[classic33]

Mr Fu, you should hang your head in shame, pretending to be drunk, when you were really hassling Mo for cake

 

[welsh dragon]

Afternoon Welshy

do you pronounce it Leeedel or Lid-Ul like what we Northern monkeys do ?

I AM NOT WELSH BOYO.

That's funny - the one up our way sells leeks and daffs. Do you think they mixed up the shipments??

Probably, but it was hilarious. They were a grey checked colour.

 

[classic33]

You can then blame Bones

Next month is next week!

 

[IDMark2]

They were a grey checked colour

That's the Aberdeen one, Granite pattern...

 

[classic33]

We should all have his number, and give him a call

@Mo1959, what was the number he used, or was it with-held?

 

[Mo1959]

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Mmmmmm, that looks good. Would go down nice with the cuppa I've just made. Just made it back my walk before the sleet came back on.

Wish that was me in for the rest of the day but have to go over to the next village and pick up Dad to take him to the docs. He has been told that he can't drive any more.......his last little bit of independence gone but for the best really as he was getting a bit dangerous! Just wish health centres could organise appointments better as he's back again tomorrow morning for a diabetic check up with the nurse.

 

[Fubar]

Ah, that's where I am going wrong <mops up the damp patch>

What about the tea though...???


(Fnaar Fnaar)