The Retirement Thread

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Elybazza61

Legendary Member
Had a mooch around the garden this afternoon so some pics of some plants not ravaged by the heat.

Hedychium x moorei 'tara'

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Cautleya spicata 'Arun flame'
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Pseudopanax lesson 'Moa's Toes'

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Yucca glorious variegata flowers (actually going over now)

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Begonia grandis 'Heron's Pirouette'

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Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Guess it's not a snoozy kinda day! 😏

Sorry to disagree but I've just come round (nearly) from a good 90 minute snooze :smile:
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
Been for a ride

it was delayed because I got the bike out and was checking the tyre pressure and it started raining

so I had a cuppa and it carried on raining off and on

so I gave up and went anyway - long version of normal route - and didn;t get wet once!!

anyway - more people due to Saturday
did notice a strange thing that happens occasionally

3 times when a bike rider did not seem to recognise that if 2 cyclist/bike riders are approaching each other on a path then both should go to their left to pass - same as a road
most people seem to do that
I discount situations where walkers or dogs or kids complicate matter

I also discount times when the other rider is wobbly and ride on the side away from the canal or whatever - I can see their point
but if it JUST 2 riders - it seems like the obvious thing to just behave as if it is a road

but 3 times today other riders seemed to go to their right - without a good reason to do so - twice we sorted it out and both went left
but once I had to go right as he just stayed there


all 3 cases were ones with clear vision long before it became critical - not like just appearing round a bend



what do other people do??

Too many people don't know the rules of the road, or don't care about them.
Whether it's a cycle path or a road you should stay on the left, but there are too many numpties about.
 
Location
Widnes
Too many people don't know the rules of the road, or don't care about them.
Whether it's a cycle path or a road you should stay on the left, but there are too many numpties about.

Is "stay to the left" an actual rules for a shared path off the actual road

so like a track alongside a canal which is wide enough for 2 bikes to pass easily

Clearly the rules exists for a road - and I presume the same would apply to a 2 way cycle path beside the road

but away from an actual road??
is it written down ??
or just logical and sensible
 
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