John Hancock
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Last cut syndrome strikes again!
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You could be right Steve, I've e-mailed the landowners but not had a reply as yet. I’ll start looking for a local camping site…..
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Beer, alka seltza, hat, some sun cream, camera and a lap-top with wi-fi.
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I suggest we all e-mail the AA and ask for camping, if we all do it they might relent. Just in case they dont I'll start looking for a local camp site or at least a friendly farmer who'll rent out his field!
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Good man - thats the old Dunkirk spirit!
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I'll go along with that, Friday will be THE night - no doubt!
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I disagree with the above, your body will adapt very quickly to the cycling. I cycle 15 miles into work, climb, then cycle 15 miles back again. Your sex life might suffer though as you’ll be asleep before you hit the pillow!
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Mate, you need to eat more greens and grow a bit more – you’re a lot shorter than I remember!
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One good thing about cycling – You’ll be able to crush walnuts with your arse-cheeks – Great trick at parties!
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I've got a Carlton Professional in my shed, had it from new - although I wouldn’t ride it now as the lug work would probably fall to pieces! Cadence – ride at a fairly high tempo, i.e. don’t use the big gears – too many people use huge gearing and bugger their knees up. If you use a low gear, it’ll work your heart and lungs at a much better rate (you’ll reduce body weight quicker too)
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I'll second that! It’s a fantastic form of exercise. I’d recommend a road bike or a hybrid and start with steady miles at a fairly high cadence (that way you wont bugger your knees up) Give it a month and you’ll feel like a new man!
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He’d just clocked Burt Reynolds and realised he’s left his autograph book at home!
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Good to see you as well mate! I just wish I had a good pic of you (had full intentions of ‘photoshoping’ you onto B.R – Bugger!
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Excellent Job - Respect!! Tommers.....I love it!!
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Your right there David! I'd love to buy a Teepee and take up residence down there (I need a lot of chilling out I guess!)
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Don’t be cocky and answer back (but I’m sure you wouldn’t) Good-Luck!
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Nikon D80 Ian, good little camera - Had it a while now.
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One more 'normal' one...
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Its really easy – set the camera up on a tripod and change the shutter speed to anything between 1 and 1.5 seconds, press the shutter and zoom in at a slow, steady speed. Not everyone’s cup of tea but I quite like it.
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Just a short walk from my house janey, I manage the woodland in my spare time for a local farmer, mainly Oak and Ash - Tiz very nice down there...!
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Sod it, one more from this morning...
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Went a walk down my local woods this morning and remembered to take the tripod this time!
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Happy Birthday Steve !!
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Bless him, doesn’t he look cute........ .......your little lad’s looking good too David.
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Just got back from the pub, getting some practise in - Any gossip??
