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172traindriver
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Letting it all hang out
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Letting it all hang out
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172traindriver
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Andy in Germany
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Very rare, happens perhaps twice in a year.
Bobby Mhor
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Got home as the rain started..
just a brief shower..
Lovely out there today.
Did a wee wander at a dawdle
Ciabatta (homemade) and lentil, bacon loup de loup for lunch, even more, lovely
Long prologue in the Tour De Romandie, 3.9 kms?
just a brief shower..
Lovely out there today.
Did a wee wander at a dawdle
Ciabatta (homemade) and lentil, bacon loup de loup for lunch, even more, lovely
Long prologue in the Tour De Romandie, 3.9 kms?
Mo1959
Legendary Member
I was going to walk when it started to drizzle here too. Don’t need much to discourage me these days, so I’m watching the snooker instead!Got home as the rain started..
just a brief shower..
Lovely out there today.
Did a wee wander at a dawdle
Ciabatta (homemade) and lentil, bacon loup de loup for lunch, even more, lovely
Long prologue in the Tour De Romandie, 3.9 kms?
Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
Snooker?
nah, robots nowadays and no characters left in it....
I'm just about to hit the ice-cream...
I'll burn the extra cals off tomorrow
You not a 'Bus Lil' yet?
Andy in Germany
Guru
Back at the apartment.
I did not get rained on all day.
However, I can report that an Akubra hat, whilst excellent for cycling in the rain, doesn't work well if you are wearing a hoody: the hood pushes the rear brim of the hat up allowing wind and rain to cut under the brim and potentially causing a weather related volant headgear incident.
You're welcome.
I did not get rained on all day.
However, I can report that an Akubra hat, whilst excellent for cycling in the rain, doesn't work well if you are wearing a hoody: the hood pushes the rear brim of the hat up allowing wind and rain to cut under the brim and potentially causing a weather related volant headgear incident.
You're welcome.
classic33
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Why a "hoodie" and a hat, either should suffice on their own.
Andy in Germany
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The Hoodie is part of my work clothes. I have now concluded that I need a normal fleece instead.
The (akubra) hat is a sort of mobile roof when it rains.
classic33
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Did you ever see Mick wearing a hoodie?
Andy in Germany
Guru
No, but to be fair I have no memory of him riding a bicycle either.
I suspect his approach to social work would be a little different to mine too.
classic33
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Possibly, how are you at heights?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsVa3i3TerM
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...ed-Sydney-Harbour-Bridge-new-documentary.html
"The then-young husband and father, living in a humble fibro home in the Western Sydney suburb of Granville, believed the Australian talent show New Faces didn't really look to seek new talent, but just wanted to humiliate people on national television.
So after joking about it with his fellow bridge workers, he wrote a letter stating he wished to audition, pretending to be a tap-dancing knife-thrower.
'It was just a rouse to get on the show and entertain us, the bridge riggers,' he explained"
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Andy in Germany
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classic33
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Sounds like you'd not stand out round these parts.
