The Retirement Thread

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Tenkaykev

Guru
Location
Poole
Good morning folks,
Daughter’s birthday today, we’ll be heading over to pick granddaughter up from school and go for a meal at one of the child friendly restaurant’s locally. It’s a tad blowy this morning, organised walk to do in an hour or so.
Have a peaceful day folks ☕️👍
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
Good morning all,
It's just started to rain heavily. A wet dog walk it will be. Although I have been awake since 7am, I thought I could get away with a late walk with the mutt.
Egg and bacon sandwiches for breakfast, :hungry:.
I have bought some Seville oranges, so this afternoon will be marmalade making time.
Pop master on the radio shortly.
Enjoy your day everyone :cuppa:
 

Exlaser2

Veteran
Morning all . Was up and dressed for 8 am as it’s my day for volunteering for Warwickshire wildlife trust. Only to get a WhatsApp message to say it’s cancelled. Tbh I was rather glad as it’s poring down with rain .

Re driving at night . I don’t mind driving at night yet , but I have noticed at my age ( 59 ) I just don’t see quite as well as a did a decade ago . And both dad and my father in law ( who were/are driving in their 70s/80s ) limited their night driving to build up areas for this very reason.
 

gavroche

Getting old but not past it
Location
North Wales
Bonjour. No rain this afternoon so I was going to go for a ride but I feel lethargic today and fear that I would struggle more than usual on any inclines so I chickened out. I know I should apply the mind over matter rule to get me out but can't really be bothered so that's that.
I will probably regret it later on as the weather doesn't look good for the rest of the week.
I had a nice walk with Molly earlier on and will have another one at about 5 pm so at least, exercise will be done for today.
 
Congratulations @dave r
 

Tenkaykev

Guru
Location
Poole
Waiting at the School gates this afternoon and two ladies arrived, one on a brommie. They leaned the bikes against a post and wandered off up the road to the older juniors entrance. They never bothered to lock either bike although I noticed a D lock hanging over the handlebars. When they reappeared I asked how old the bike was and evidently it's over 20 years old and seems to be suffering from benign neglect as well as being a sort of loan bike among the local Sustrans group.

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