Glorious!

On 09 Apr 2004 17:50:23 GMT, [email hidden]
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Just got back from a quite lovely afternoon jaunt on
the bike.

Lucky you. I've been confined to the MDG all day ferrying
small people around and buying a new MDG into the bargain.
Loads of cyclists out enjoying the sun, and me stuck in a
tin box! Bummer.

--
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dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers said:

Just got back from a quite lovely afternoon jaunt on the
bike. Vernon & headed out into some beautiful Norfolk
sunshine and had a pootle around the lanes. We went from
home to Beeston, Fransham, Dunham, Litcham, Mileham,
Stanfield, Longham & back to home. It was *wonderful*.
Lambs in the fields, primroses in bloom, a barn owl joined
us for a short section of the ride. Oh that all cycling
days could be as today!

Cheers, helen s

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I'm a big fan of Owls - I have an Owl box in a tree in my
garden (sadly, not yet inhabited by owls - LOL) - is it
me just noticing them, or are there more around nowadays?
I don't seem to go out (car or bike) without seeing at
least one...

It certainly was a lovely day today - glad to lose that
infernal wind - let alone the hail! Today was my first
time out on the bike for a few days (been avoiding the
weather, and under guidance from the doc to avoid cycling
as I have had a rather high blood pressure reading -
obviously rather odd guidance because after todays ride my
BP was really low for me - 130/70) - just did a short
jaunt to Tesco at Dereham.

Hoping to get some Km's in over the weekend, but I'm under
orders from "The Boss" to "Get on with that bl00dy
kitchen"...

--
Chris

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I'm a big fan of Owls - I have an Owl box in a tree in my
garden (sadly, not yet inhabited by owls - LOL) - is it
me just noticing them, or are there more around nowadays?
I don't seem to go out (car or bike) without seeing at
least one...

Well I do spot barn owls quite frequently during the day.
Little owls too. Favourite little owl perches seem to be the
tops of telegraph poles :-)

Quoted message said:

It certainly was a lovely day today - glad to lose that
infernal wind - let alone the hail! Today was my first
time out on the bike for a few days (been avoiding the
weather, and under guidance from the doc to avoid cycling
as I have had a rather high blood pressure reading -
obviously rather odd guidance because after todays ride my
BP was really low for me - 130/70) - just did a short
jaunt to Tesco at Dereham.

Tesco or Morrisons will be a jaunt for me tomorrow -
possibly after cycling over to East Lexham in the morning to
meet up with Nathan who cycled over to a friend's house
today, where a few of them are staying over.

Quoted message said:

Hoping to get some Km's in over the weekend, but I'm under
orders from "The Boss" to "Get on with that bl00dy
kitchen"...

Obviously she's referring to *my* kitchen which is still in
a state of unfinishedness, even though the stuff was ordered
before Christmas but the damn company can't get the order
correct or deliver on time.

Cheers, helen s

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Just got back from a quite lovely afternoon jaunt on
the bike.

Splendid!

I went out for a 30-mile spin this morning, but as it was so
lovely I decided to take a bit of a detour from my planned
route, headed off down some unknown country lanes and got
myself completely lost - which was wonderful! 30 miles
turned into 45 miles by the time I got back home - at one
point I found myself up on top of the downs with gorgeous
views for miles and miles and miles... lots of lambs
gambolling in the fields too.

d.

dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers said:

Just got back from a quite lovely afternoon jaunt on the
bike. Vernon & headed out into some beautiful Norfolk
sunshine and had a pootle around the lanes. We went from
home to Beeston, Fransham, Dunham, Litcham, Mileham,
Stanfield, Longham & back to home. It was *wonderful*.
Lambs in the fields, primroses in bloom, a barn owl joined
us for a short section of the ride. Oh that all cycling
days could be as today!

Cheers, helen s

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tunnel is switched off--

I cleaned the tourer after it got wet last weekend, in
readiness for le weekend. I am taking the train to Carlisle
on the Settle-Carlisle line and cycling home in two,
roughly equal 100km stages. [Gone metric to test myself for
Audax schedules]. I prepared my vegetable plot ready for
planting on Tuesday. I declined a job in a thermal
underwear factory too.

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Lucky you. I've been confined to the MDG all day ferrying
small people around and buying a new MDG into the bargain.
Loads of cyclists out enjoying the sun, and me stuck in a
tin box! Bummer.

Yeah, I worked this morning and have a major off-road
jaunt planned for tomorrow so this PM we went for a family
walk which was very nice. The downside was that the route
to the walking spot is also one of my favourite road
riding routes and I felt really confined viewing the
scenery from inside the car plus not being able to see so
much of it anyway as more attention is required for
operating the MDG. I suppose I should have sat on the roof
and let SWMBO operate the machinery
:-)

It does make me realise though just how much people who
don't cycle are missing.
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Regards, Pete

I had a lovely morning cycling from Leeds to Pateley Bridge. Weather took a
bit of a turn nearing the end but was perfect for the most part. Some killer
hills that I had failed to remember from driving there but was well
re-fuelled when I met up with the family for a Steak and Black Sheep pudding
nosh up at journeys end 🙂

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On 09 Apr 2004 17:50:23 GMT, [email hidden]
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Quoted message said:

Just got back from a quite lovely afternoon jaunt on
the bike.

Lucky you. I've been confined to the MDG all day ferrying
small people around and buying a new MDG into the bargain.
Loads of cyclists out enjoying the sun, and me stuck in a
tin box! Bummer.

--
Guy
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You swapping the Volvo then Guy??

Dave.

On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 14:48:49 +0100, "\(t'other\) Dave"
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You swapping the Volvo then Guy??

Ho yus. For: another Volvo :-)

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