Who's out tomorrow then?

Paul

Just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow and, whilst it doesn't look
great, I have a ride planned in the morning and will probably go out very
early. I just fancy having a spin when it's quiet and hopefully before the
'new bike brigade' emerge. Will anyone else from the ng be out tomorrow?

Best wishes to everyone for a safe and happy Christmas.

Paul

Tony W

"Paul" <neverchecked@nomail.net> wrote in message
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> Just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow and, whilst it doesn't look
> great, I have a ride planned in the morning and will probably go out very
> early. I just fancy having a spin when it's quiet and hopefully before the
> 'new bike brigade' emerge. Will anyone else from the ng be out tomorrow?

Hope so. Planning my first 'leisure ride' for about 3 months.

T

MSeries

Paul wrote:
> Just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow and, whilst it doesn't look
> great, I have a ride planned in the morning and will probably go out very
> early. I just fancy having a spin when it's quiet and hopefully before the
> 'new bike brigade' emerge. Will anyone else from the ng be out tomorrow?
>
> Best wishes to everyone for a safe and happy Christmas.
>
> Paul
>
>
Yes I hope to do about 50 miles.

Paul - xxx

Paul composed the following ...
> Just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow and, whilst it doesn't look
> great, I have a ride planned in the morning and will probably go out very
> early. I just fancy having a spin when it's quiet and hopefully before the
> 'new bike brigade' emerge. Will anyone else from the ng be out tomorrow?

We're taking my sons, my brother and his son and two other children out
Trials (motorbike) riding .. but we'lll also have three mountain bikes and
three BMX bikes strapped on the trailer too ..

We wanna get _really_ muddy ...

> Best wishes to everyone for a safe and happy Christmas.

And to you and yours.

--
Paul ...
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(8(!) Homer Rules ...
"A tosser is a tosser, no matter what mode of transport they're using."

dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers

Well, provided I can get the turkey in early enough...

I'll be trying out Mr. Frosty!

Cheers, helen s
(who hasn't stopped grinning like a demented idiot all afternoon...)



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MSA

Nope, haven't got time tomorrow unfortunately...but I will get in an
hours run somewhere.

I will however be out Boxing day.


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Mark (MSA)
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David Martin

dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers wrote:
> Well, provided I can get the turkey in early enough...
>


Hmm.. I'll be out before all of you then as I'll be cycling home from
church after midnight communion..

Won't get much of any sort of long ride[1] in as I am suffering a code
id de dose and feeling somewhat under the weather (despite the snow
lying thin and slushy outside).

...d

[1] Long ride: one which I would get dressed up in cyclign togs for..

Just zis Guy, you know?

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 20:40:54 +0000, David Martin
<martin-family@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
<333d6oF3q99tgU1@individual.net>:

>I'll be out before all of you then as I'll be cycling home from
>church after midnight communion..

Lucky you. Midnight mass on Christmas Eve is one of my favourite
services of the year, but it's on hold until the apprentices are a bit
older.

Guy
--
"then came ye chavves, theyre cartes girded wyth candels
blue, and theyre beastes wyth straynge horn-lyke thyngs
onn theyre arses that theyre fartes be herde from myles
around." Chaucer, the Sheppey Tales

David Martin

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 20:40:54 +0000, David Martin
> <martin-family@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
> <333d6oF3q99tgU1@individual.net>:
>
>
>>I'll be out before all of you then as I'll be cycling home from
>>church after midnight communion..
>
>
> Lucky you. Midnight mass on Christmas Eve is one of my favourite
> services of the year, but it's on hold until the apprentices are a bit
> older.

The weans are staying put with t'other half. Should all be asleep for me
to do my Santa bit when I get back.

...d

dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers

>Lucky you. Midnight mass on Christmas Eve is one of my favourite
>services of the year, but it's on hold until the apprentices are a bit
>older.
>
>Guy

My favourite service is one held at the Catholic church in Swaffham. Sadly not
held this year due to shortage of priest in another town.. The church has, for
many years now, held a late afternoon Christmas mass aimed primarily for
children. It's a happy service, full of song and quite light, where all the
kids go to the front, sit round the altar & the Christmas story is read out.
It's a really friendly, warm event, even for this non-Catholic. At the end all
the kids would get a small present. Lovely.

Festive cheers, helen s


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Whazzarke

MSA wrote:
>
> I will however be out Boxing day.
>
>

I had planned to have a spin up Holme Moss on Boxing day... but I've
bust my collar-bone in Tesco's slimey car park. I mention this as my
contribution to the "Festive Cheer"... 'cos everyboby I've told seems to
find it very amusing - including the quack in A&E. However, I do have a
list of names and will be working on the wax effigies (as soon as I have
two arms working, of course)

As Mr Larrington so succinctly puts it.... Bah!

Happy Christmas everybody.
Steve

MSeries

David Martin wrote:
> dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers wrote:
>
>> Well, provided I can get the turkey in early enough...
>
>
>
> Hmm.. I'll be out before all of you then as I'll be cycling home from
> church after midnight communion..
>
But thats illegal.

According to the Holy Days Act of 1551 (which has not been repealed)
everyone must attend church on Christmas Day and must no use any type of
vehicle.

I guess since your journey commences on Dec 24th you'll be OK ;-)

MasonS@BP.com

Paul wrote:
> Just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow and, whilst it doesn't
look
> great, I have a ride planned in the morning and will probably go out
very
> early. I just fancy having a spin when it's quiet and hopefully
before the
> 'new bike brigade' emerge. Will anyone else from the ng be out
tomorrow?


Yes, I'll be out tomorrow cycling to work again. Last night's ride home
was interesting. An old woman walked out in front of my bike as she
crossed the road at 2245 out of a pub.

Before I reached her she fell as if hit by a bullet and smashed her
head on the road. I stopped my bike and another bloke down the road
stopped the cars reaching her. I walked into the pub to get help and a
man came out with a mobile phone and called for an ambulance.

We both carried her to the pavement and lay her down and a woman gave
her a coat. Her forehead had a nasty gash like a glass bowl that has a
"star crack" in it. I could do no more so headed off into the 50 mph
head wind past the Infirmary where an ambulance was heading the
opposite way. I do hope she is OK.

It restored my faith in human nature. She had four good Samaritans in
less than a minute.
--
Simon M.

Michael MacClancy

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 21:03:24 +0000, Whazzarke wrote:

> MSA wrote:
>>
>> I will however be out Boxing day.
>>
>>
>
> I had planned to have a spin up Holme Moss on Boxing day... but I've
> bust my collar-bone in Tesco's slimey car park. I mention this as my
> contribution to the "Festive Cheer"... 'cos everyboby I've told seems to
> find it very amusing - including the quack in A&E. However, I do have a
> list of names and will be working on the wax effigies (as soon as I have
> two arms working, of course)
>
> As Mr Larrington so succinctly puts it.... Bah!
>
> Happy Christmas everybody.
> Steve

Ouch! Sorry to hear about the collarbone. I broke mine about 10 weeks ago
and now it's right as rain.
--
Michael MacClancy