grumpyoldwoman
Veteran
- Location
- WsM Somerset UK
Cycle,walk,shop
What things do you do on your own?
- Thread starter stephec
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Walking the dog for 3 hours or more, foraging while walking the dog (unbelievable the mushrooms still around) and finally calling into cafe on the same route which does a top breakfast. No shite sausages everything top quality.
Cycling at a sedate pace to the pub on Sunday. Having a full Sunday dinner getting back about 7 and walking the dog for an hour and hopefully watching the telly till midnight without falling asleep.
Cycling at a sedate pace to the pub on Sunday. Having a full Sunday dinner getting back about 7 and walking the dog for an hour and hopefully watching the telly till midnight without falling asleep.
Are you certain you have them in the right order?!
accountantpete
OAP
Let the cat out at 5am on a cold, dark Winter's morning.
Mrs M
Legendary Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Then back in again half an hour later .
Levo-Lon
Legendary Member
I do loads of stuff on my own..
i enjoy cycling mtb in a group but i love it more when im just doing my own ride at my pace and with my thoughts.
motorcycling was a lot like that..i love lone biking..people often piss me off to be fair..as they want control..and i like doing my thing
i enjoy cycling mtb in a group but i love it more when im just doing my own ride at my pace and with my thoughts.
motorcycling was a lot like that..i love lone biking..people often piss me off to be fair..as they want control..and i like doing my thing
NorthernDave
Never used Über Member
- Location
- The real Northern Powerhouse
I'm quite happy cycling on my own.
My route, my pace, gives me chance to clear my head of all the nonsense that creeps in over a working week.
I'm not totally anti-social though, if someone wants to ride alongside for a mile or two and have a bit of a chat that's fine, just don't overstay your welcome.
My route, my pace, gives me chance to clear my head of all the nonsense that creeps in over a working week.
I'm not totally anti-social though, if someone wants to ride alongside for a mile or two and have a bit of a chat that's fine, just don't overstay your welcome.
Mrs M
Legendary Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Swimming, like cycling alone but sometimes like company.
I like a day off work at home alone, just pottering around. A wee bit of cooking, tidy the garden and the bike
Rarely put the TV on, just like the peace.
I like a day off work at home alone, just pottering around. A wee bit of cooking, tidy the garden and the bike
Rarely put the TV on, just like the peace.
A man after my own heart. If we went for a pint together and there was live music, I can guarantee you 2 hours of silence apart from asking you if you want a refill.
A nudge and a nod at the glass will suffice.
Brandane
Miles cannot be done unless moving!
- Location
- Costa Clyde.
Live life.
Other people are a PITA, mostly.
Other people are a PITA, mostly.
wheresthetorch
Dreaming of Celeste
- Location
- West Sussex
Stargazing.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
another vote for cycling solo
Camping and scouting for a good landscape image setting up my latge format camera and waiting for the light to do its thing, sometimes I've had 3 or 4 days out and came away without exposing a single sheet of film, doesn't matter still a thoroughly enjoyable time.
Andy_R
Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
- Location
- County Durham
Try on my wife's clothes
