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  1. All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to get
    over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

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    Twinkle twinkle little star,
    Guide me to the nearest bar.
    Please don't tell me it's too far,
    I'm too drunk to drive a car.

  2. NeuS said:

    All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to get
    over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

    I wouldn't say that. I was in Ireland three years ago and it was very
    beautiful. Especially the women walking about out on the mall in
    Dublin. Best time I've had outside of this country. You can't compare
    200 year old history to 1000+ year old history. I can't wait to go back
    (maybe next year for some MTB there and a ride across Scottland).

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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  3. "Ride-A-Lot" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    NeuS said:

    All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to
    get over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

    I wouldn't say that. I was in Ireland three years ago and it was very
    beautiful. Especially the women walking about out on the mall in Dublin.
    Best time I've had outside of this country. You can't compare 200 year
    old history to 1000+ year old history. I can't wait to go back (maybe
    next year for some MTB there and a ride across Scottland).

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

    Ok, i'm not that far down south, i'm up north actually. I used to live in
    England and I just really miss the riding over there, it's hard to put my
    finger on what it is, but I DO miss riding in Wiltshire. Do a google for
    the Ridgeway in England, ( I used to do most my riding there.) The villages
    over in that part of England are like the Olde Wurlde villages, It's that
    kinda scenery I miss. *sigh*

  4. Above the Mason Dixon makes north. And I'm not
    talking the rock band .

    I MTB 2004

    05 makes 10 Mtbing

    05 makes 10

    05 makes 10

    05 makes 10

    05

  5. NeuS said:

    All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to
    get over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

    I don't know about that...what about that series of rides in Norway
    Fagerlin posted? (I'm trying to figure out how I can get over there.)
    And there was somebody on here who did a tour of German castles or some
    such. And the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    gabrielle

  6. crazy6r54 said:

    Above the Mason Dixon makes north. And I'm not
    talking the rock band .

    crazy6r, I love ya, but I do have to ask, what *are* you talking about? 🙂

    gabrielle

  7. NeuS said:

    All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to get
    over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

    Well, the scenery is pretty good here in New Zealand. Pity that the
    trails aren't the best. Still, what can you expect when you've only had
    a handful of people trampling over the mountains for less than 200
    years? You need hundreds over hundreds of years to develop some decent
    well-worn trails... <sigh> Having said that, you can find some pretty
    nice rides if you look and the scenery IS pretty fantastic.
    --
    Westie

  8. "Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    NeuS said:

    All you blinkin Americans get all the best rides and scenery, I have to
    get over to the US before I can do anything. *sniff*

    Well, the scenery is pretty good here in New Zealand. Pity that the
    trails aren't the best. Still, what can you expect when you've only had a
    handful of people trampling over the mountains for less than 200 years?
    You need hundreds over hundreds of years to develop some decent well-worn
    trails... <sigh> Having said that, you can find some pretty nice rides if
    you look and the scenery IS pretty fantastic.
    --
    Westie

    Go on, make it worse why dont'cha. 😉

  9. gabrielle said:

    And the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    http://www.j-harris.net/bike/snowdon/16.jpg
    http://www.j-harris.net/bike/snowdon/22.jpg

  10. NeuS said:

    Ok, i'm not that far down south, i'm up north actually. I used to live in
    England and I just really miss the riding over there, it's hard to put my
    finger on what it is, but I DO miss riding in Wiltshire. Do a google for
    the Ridgeway in England, ( I used to do most my riding there.) The villages
    over in that part of England are like the Olde Wurlde villages, It's that
    kinda scenery I miss. *sigh*

    I'm confused. Where exactly are you now?

    Anyway, nice as the stuff in the US is, there's certainly stuff in Europe
    to rival it.

  11. Can't say London Fog.

  12. gabrielle said:

    the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Andy Chequer

  13. Andy Chequer said:
    gabrielle said:

    the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Andy Chequer

    That's what the flash is for.

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    www.schnauzers.ws

  14. Andy Chequer said:

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Yee-HAW!!!

    Quoted message said:

    Andy Chequer

    So, uh, Chequer, are you anywhere near the floods? Scary stuff.

    gabrielle

  15. "bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    gabrielle said:

    And the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    http://www.j-harris.net/bike/snowdon/16.jpg
    http://www.j-harris.net/bike/snowdon/22.jpg

    So when you meeting up for another ride eh Jon? Fancy a meet at CyB anytime?
    Can you get that far North?

    Steve.

  16. "Andy Chequer" <andy@(youdon'twantthisbitinit)thisisasparagus.com> wrote in
    message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    gabrielle said:

    the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Andy Chequer

    I like the way you pretend to be 'on the edge' of control (just for the
    photograph obviously)

    Steve.

  17. "Ride-A-Lot" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Andy Chequer said:
    gabrielle said:

    the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Andy Chequer

    That's what the flash is for.

    Tell it to the cameraman ;-)

  18. "gabrielle" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Andy Chequer said:

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Yee-HAW!!!

    Quoted message said:

    Andy Chequer

    So, uh, Chequer, are you anywhere near the floods? Scary stuff.

    gabrielle

    No, I don't live in Wales (any more) though I feel for the locals as often
    they find themselves unable to get household insurance after such an event.
    Certainly this is the second time this has happened in Conwy in 12 months or
    so. Wales is a wonderful place and well worth a visit. Especially with a
    bike.

    Andy Chequer

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    <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:


    "Andy Chequer" <andy@(youdon'twantthisbitinit)thisisasparagus.com> wrote


    in

    Quoted message said:

    message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    gabrielle said:

    the guys from Wales have some interesting scenery too...kinda
    wet & foggy, but interesting nonetheless. 😉

    That's only half of it. Loads of it's blurry too

    http://www.thisisasparagus.com/hardcore.htm (sic)

    Andy Chequer

    I like the way you pretend to be 'on the edge' of control (just for the
    photograph obviously)

    Steve.

    I like that photo as normally I look like a bag of spuds sat on a bike.
    Lycra really isn't my look.

    Andy Chequer

  20. "bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    NeuS said:

    Ok, i'm not that far down south, i'm up north actually. I used to live
    in
    England and I just really miss the riding over there, it's hard to put my
    finger on what it is, but I DO miss riding in Wiltshire. Do a google for
    the Ridgeway in England, ( I used to do most my riding there.) The
    villages
    over in that part of England are like the Olde Wurlde villages, It's that
    kinda scenery I miss. *sigh*

    I'm confused. Where exactly are you now?


    *snigger* Sorry, should have explained myself better. I moved from England
    to Northern Ireland. 🙂

    Quoted message said:

    Anyway, nice as the stuff in the US is, there's certainly stuff in Europe
    to rival it.

    Yeah, but when do you get warm riding weather in Ireland in the winter? 😉

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