The Retirement Thread
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Dirk
If 6 Was 9
Morning all 
A day to avoid the beaches judging by the sound of the amount of traffic heading that way.
Our beach car park was full by 11am yesterday and was still full at 7pm. That's busier than at the height of the season! Hopefully, things will tail off a bit once the initial 'escape lockdown' frenzy has settled down.
So glad that I booked our 3 weeks away, in the caravan, well before the sites were told they could open. Most sites are fully booked now.
A day to avoid the beaches judging by the sound of the amount of traffic heading that way.
Our beach car park was full by 11am yesterday and was still full at 7pm. That's busier than at the height of the season! Hopefully, things will tail off a bit once the initial 'escape lockdown' frenzy has settled down.
So glad that I booked our 3 weeks away, in the caravan, well before the sites were told they could open. Most sites are fully booked now.
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Hills round here are mostly filled with the sound of panting cyclists,
I'm planning to head for Willoughby this morning, mostly a rolling route, just Mill hill and Huningham hill that qualify
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The Rover
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Morning.
Im nearly a full time member of the team, my proposed retirement date is 31st July.
Retired at 47 and 7/8s.
I’ve had to have umpteen operations and other issues to get to this position so I don’t really consider myself lucky but I’ll be making the most of it!
onwards and upwards..
Im nearly a full time member of the team, my proposed retirement date is 31st July.
Retired at 47 and 7/8s.
I’ve had to have umpteen operations and other issues to get to this position so I don’t really consider myself lucky but I’ll be making the most of it!
onwards and upwards..
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Dirk
If 6 Was 9
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I have opened all the doors and windows, shut the curtains and have a fan going already. 
oldwheels
Legendary Member
Up at 0630 and a nice looking morning. Washing machine on while having breakfast for an early start. Coffee done and ready to go. Flashes of lightening and thunder followed by heavy rain so change of plan. Good job I have a tumble drier as no point in putting anything out to dry outside.
However facebook tells me The Glass Barn will be restocked with bacon, hams and hopefully black pudding at 1100 this morning so need to get revved up to get there promptly before it is all gone.
However facebook tells me The Glass Barn will be restocked with bacon, hams and hopefully black pudding at 1100 this morning so need to get revved up to get there promptly before it is all gone.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
I changed my mind about walking and decided to have an early spin instead while it was still relatively cool. Over across to my old village and stopped for a lovely catch up with one of the increasingly few people I still know from growing up there.
Weetabix time now. If I want any more exercise I can have a leisurely stroll later.
Weetabix time now. If I want any more exercise I can have a leisurely stroll later.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
We could be in for some stormy weather this afternoon.
. Back to bed with a cup of 
and do the daily Sudoku challenge until 8.30. Out shortly with Alan🐶 for a run, Alan not me!
classic33
Leg End Member
Would that be what they mean by the rhythm of the night, or is that something else.
2 x 3 foot deep fence post holes dug so far and 1 to go, the thermometer thingy attached to the fence I am working next too is saying 32 whatevers, it is very nearly beer time. I think maybe I did not choose the best day this week for digging holes and putting up fencing, but I seldom get things right so no need to change the habits of a lifetime.
