"Oh how lovely", they said

[Richard Bates]

I was chatting with the family of one of my patients today and having established that I quite often
cycle past the patient's school we got talking about cycling.

When I looked out of the window and said that it was a lovely afternoon for cycling and that I was
probably going to ride to Shenstone after work (I finished at 3pm) and drop into a pub for tea, the
reply was, "Oh how lovely".

And the family weren't cyclists.

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[Elyob]

Richard Bates wrote:
> I was chatting with the family of one of my patients today and having established that I quite
> often cycle past the patient's school we got talking about cycling.
>
> When I looked out of the window and said that it was a lovely afternoon for cycling and that I was
> probably going to ride to Shenstone after work (I finished at 3pm) and drop into a pub for tea,
> the reply was, "Oh how lovely".
>
> And the family weren't cyclists.

Pub, tea .. makes no sense. You probably confused them.

[Tim Dunne]

In news:gjhk3017jpf9tuahcmq4jcvivvd4r7aqoo@4ax.com,
Richard Bates <mail.sent.here.gets.deleted@cuddle.clara.co.uk> typed:

> I was probably going to ride to Shenstone after work (I finished at 3pm) and drop into a pub for
> tea, the reply was, "Oh how lovely".

Railway, Plough or Fox & Hounds? Stumbled out of 'em all. Check my site for photos of the area...

Personally, I love Footherly, and the little hump bridge over the black brook. It's good
cycling country.

Tim
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