Arrivee photos again



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MartinM

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Apparently I have a name now according to the Mad Jack Fuller article;

it's "up pots of tea"

I assume the Dave Kahn photo is from LEL; it hasn't been shorts weather
this year
 
MartinM wrote:
> "up pots of tea"


Ah, I wouldn't have recognised you from that angle.

Count yourself lucky, though. By the time I reached that point, the
caption would have read: "El Supremo apologises for lack of tea due to
boiler failure."

d.
 
In article <[email protected]>,
MartinM ([email protected]) wrote:
> Apparently I have a name now according to the Mad Jack Fuller article;
>
> it's "up pots of tea"
>
> I assume the Dave Kahn photo is from LEL; it hasn't been shorts weather
> this year


How come all you lot keep getting your pictures in Arrivee and I don't
chiz chiz? Is it because I is lying down?

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Ha ha, you fool! You've fallen victim to one of the classic blunders!
The most famous is "Never get involved in a land war in Asia"
 
MartinM wrote:
> Apparently I have a name now according to the Mad Jack Fuller article;
>
> it's "up pots of tea"
>
> I assume the Dave Kahn photo is from LEL; it hasn't been shorts weather
> this year


It's from last year's National 400.

--
Dave...
 
Dave Larrington wrote:
> How come all you lot keep getting your pictures in Arrivee and I don't
> chiz chiz?


Who is this "you lot"? I don't believe I have ever appeared in Arrivee.


d.
 
davek wrote:
> Dave Larrington wrote:
> > How come all you lot keep getting your pictures in Arrivee and I don't
> > chiz chiz?

>
> Who is this "you lot"? I don't believe I have ever appeared in Arrivee.


Neither have I (well, not a photo anyway.)

...d
 
In article <[email protected]>, davek
([email protected]) wrote:
> Dave Larrington wrote:
> > How come all you lot keep getting your pictures in Arrivee and I don't
> > chiz chiz?

>
> Who is this "you lot"? I don't believe I have ever appeared in Arrivee.


Messrs. Kahn and M, and one or two other who aren't in here but are
always having their pictures. In it.

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Help me, Mrs. Medleycott, I don't know what to do. I've only got three
bullets and there's four of Mötley Crüe.
 
On 16 May 2006 04:59:15 -0700, "davek" <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>Who is this "you lot"? I don't believe I have ever appeared in Arrivee.
>
>
>d.


I have not appeared in Arrivee with my name in the label. A few years
ago the Brecon Beacons Brevet took place in terrible conditions. Most
people did not finish. At the first checkpoint they wrote the order
in which we arrived down. As I left the control I passed another
rider. Thirty metres up the road photos were taken. The next
Arrivee had a picture of almost everyone who finished plus the person
I passed but not me.

I have been pictured many times since. The trick is to be known to
the photographer. He then favours your picture. The other way is to
have an interesting bike. Mike Hunting & Linda johnson's
pushmepullyou recumbent tandom got into arrivee the first time a
photographer saw it.
 
Ian Blake wrote:

> The other way is to have an interesting bike.


That explains the lack of Mr. Larrington then.

--
Dave...
 
Ian Blake wrote:

> I have been pictured many times since. The trick is to be known to
> the photographer. He then favours your picture. The other way is to
> have an interesting bike. Mike Hunting & Linda johnson's
> pushmepullyou recumbent tandom got into arrivee the first time a
> photographer saw it.


Every pic I have sent to Arrivee has been published..
It is a question of being in the right place at the right time, and
having a decent shot from that event. If a photographer takes 20-30
pics at an event, they will not all be sent, nor all be printed.
Pictures with detailed captions tend to be favoured over those without,
for an equivalent quality of picture.

There are also some overrepresented areas/rides because they are a)
popular and b) have a keen photographer around. It would be good to
have som emore, scenic pictures rather than the usual pictures that get
in because it is X on a bike.. But that is with my photographers hat
on.

...d
 
On 16 May 2006 07:46:04 -0700, "dkahn400" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Ian Blake wrote:
>
>> The other way is to have an interesting bike.

>
>That explains the lack of Mr. Larrington then.


That and the fact the photographer is standing on the hill that Mr.
Larrington avoids.
 
dkahn400 wrote:
> That explains the lack of Mr. Larrington then.


I forward this message on behalf of Mr Malins, who can't post to usenet
from work:
"Messrs Larrington and Series are to be found on the AUK website which
reaches many more viewers than the paper copy, when the miserable
bu**er who
was out on the Severn Across in 2003 snapped me then completely ignored
my
AUK top in favour of more important people"

I'm saying nothing.

d.
 
dkahn400 wrote:
> MartinM wrote:


> > I assume the Dave Kahn photo is from LEL; it hasn't been shorts weather
> > this year

>
> It's from last year's National 400.


not the Denmead one I rode?

BTW the Fleet Moss pic is very inspiring; looking forward to similar
conditions there next month.
 
Dave Larrington wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> MartinM ([email protected]) wrote:
>> Apparently I have a name now according to the Mad Jack Fuller article;
>>
>> it's "up pots of tea"
>>
>> I assume the Dave Kahn photo is from LEL; it hasn't been shorts weather
>> this year

>
> How come all you lot keep getting your pictures in Arrivee and I don't
> chiz chiz? Is it because I is lying down?
>


I have not been in either. There are some nice pics of me on the AUK
website now though
 
MSeries wrote:

> I have not been in either. There are some nice pics of me on the AUK
> website now though


I see that members (I assume, unless it recognises organisers'
passwords) can now post photos direct