Mo1959
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Might try that tonight and see if it helps, but if people are mumblers, I'm not sure it would make much difference.
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Mo1959
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My Apple Watch was concerned that my heart rate dropped briefly to 38 overnight. 
Nice of it to be worried. Lol
Nice of it to be worried. Lol
I had a little dig into the Health app on my iPhone. I have it linked to my Garmin account. I hadn't realised how comprehensive it is, there is a " Walking Symmetry " tab which shows how even your walking is with appropriate warnings if it thinks you might be susceptible to a fall " in the next 12 months " for example.My Apple Watch was concerned that my heart rate dropped briefly to 38 overnight.
It's obviously noticed my gait when I'm on my way back from the Pub 😉🍻
Mo1959
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It's just getting more and more amazing what these things can do. I am a bit of an Apple fan. I dabbled a couple of times with Android devices but just not for me, so that's me got the full house now, iMac, MacBook, iPad, iPhone and finally the watch.
Only one I regret buying slightly is the MacBook as I really don't use it much and am more inclined just to pick up the iPad when I'm not using the main computer.
BBC Scotland has what looks like a very interesting prog on tonight 2200. Called The Hermit of Treig.
Basically a 74 year old bloke who, when he was a young man, got badly beaten up. They said he would never walk again but he did and set about walking....and walking..... and walking.
After tens of thousands of miles he 'found' this loch (miles from anywhere), built a log cabin and has lived there ever since. He learned to fish and forage etc.
Basically a 74 year old bloke who, when he was a young man, got badly beaten up. They said he would never walk again but he did and set about walking....and walking..... and walking.
After tens of thousands of miles he 'found' this loch (miles from anywhere), built a log cabin and has lived there ever since. He learned to fish and forage etc.
GM
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It's just getting more and more amazing what these things can do. I am a bit of an Apple fan. I dabbled a couple of times with Android devices but just not for me, so that's me got the full house now, iMac, MacBook, iPad, iPhone and finally the watch.
You've missed out the iRon !
numbnuts
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Morning all
classic33
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Owdo, lie in?
numbnuts
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- Gone over the hill and far away
No, busy doing nothing
classic33
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Fair enough.
Done much?
numbnuts
Squire
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- Gone over the hill and far away
No
, walked up to the Co-op to get some milkThought you didn't have a Co-op.No
Or is that a black bin
numbnuts
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Got two Co-op's, but no black bin.........did I mention I didn't have a telly, well I don'tThought you didn't have a Co-op.
Or is that a black bin
Mo1959
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I went for a short bimble. I have disconnected my Strava account from my Garmin account so nobody can see how slow I am. Lol. Strangely liberating and enjoyable just mooching along not worrying about speed or distance. Not sure I will bother with Strava again. It was fun for a while but not so much now.
