The Retirement Thread

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Drago

Legendary Member
Been busy on my latest project.

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PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
Location
Hamtun
@Drago Lucky you're not by the Queen Eleanor! 4 cars, including one on its roof, apparently, have run out of talent: plus M1 is closed at 15a,too 🤷‍♂️
 

Exlaser2

Veteran
Morning all . It’s a strange Sunday for me , no sailing . Normally at this time, I am about a hour into the race and deciding if I am having enough fun to carry on for 15mins until the end of the race or whether I would be better off finishing early and opening the bar. 😀
It’s all the fault of the Leamington half marathon ( and no I am not running in it 😂) . It’s just the reservoir is trapped within the circular route of the race and the roads are closed from 6am to 1pm ish .
It’s funny how something I often find SO frustrating, I miss SO much when I cannot do . 😀
Oh well I still have Wednesday evening sailing to look forward to this week .
 
Location
Widnes
Been out for a ride - airport and back

different to normal as apparently the Halton half marathon is today and a lot of roads are closed
including The Bridge

anyway - I have been intending to go that way for a while


and got a phot of my bike by the famous "Dungeon Lane" sign
made more famous by Paul McCartney's new album

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Naturally - as you can see - some moron has nicked it
it was replaced and some has nicked the new one


The one of the other side is missing as well - of course



Nice ride though - especially as some long lengths were close but bikes etc were allowed down one side - which is nice and quiet
 

Binky

Veteran
Feeling very satisfied as after about 5 days of working on it and reducing it to component parts I finally got my old strimmer working again.
Minimal cost, about £15 all in for a few parts and carb spray and it runs. Just did an hours strimming to test it and it passed with flying colours.

A trivial thing as I could easily just buy another as not expensive but there's something about fixing something yourself which is immensely pleasing.
I'm not a trained mechanic so lots of YouTube videos etc realy helped.
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Feeling very satisfied as after about 5 days of working on it and reducing it to component parts I finally got my old strimmer working again.
Minimal cost, about £15 all in for a few parts and carb spray and it runs. Just did an hours strimming to test it and it passed with flying colours.

A trivial thing as I could easily just buy another as not expensive but there's something about fixing something yourself which is immensely pleasing.
I'm not a trained mechanic so lots of YouTube videos etc realy helped.

You should have asked for my advice! @Dirk will tell you, he relies on my advice for fixing his motorbikes etc.
 
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