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I had a very strange dream last night:
I was living in Leeds (I used to about 10 years ago), walking along a street which does not exist but with which I felt very familiar. I have been there in previous dreams. I was looking for a shop which served breakfast yet it was almost 1630 hours. I walked past one possible shop in favour of another which I already knew closed at 1630. When I reached it I confirmed the opening hours on the sign and turned back towards the 1st shop. As I returned I passed a kind of motor-spares shop which I had passed sometime before. On the previous occasion i had seen a small amount of bike stuff in there but not bothered going in as I assumed it was likely to contain awful sub£100 bikes and stuff. This time I went in and found myself in a shop with an amazingly high ceiling, and no car stuff. All the bikes were flat handlebar types but one caught my eye - a tandem. The brand was unheard of - the owner handbuilt them on site, and this tandem had a price tag on it. The ceiling was so high that the tandem was hanging from it by its rear wheel, and yet I still had to reach above my head to grab the front wheel in an attempt to steady it so that I could read the price tag. £400 it read. The owner of the shop informed me that the price was £300, and that when i was ready to buy it I could come back at any time. He pointed out a rather old and tatty dark-coloured estate car. It had blankets in the back, and the rear seats where folded down. A dog was inside. That's where I live, the owner said. Just knock on the window anytime. We then got talking about the campsite near Roundhay Park, where I lived for 3 months in real life when I made myself homeless (I hated my housemates). He asked me if it was still there, and we reminisced about how kind the warden there was. And on that note, I went to a clothes rail, picked up my coat which I didn't remember taking off, and noticed another workshop. This had tables around the perimeter and was stashed full of newly crafted panniers. ***** So - there you have it. If you want a cheap tandem, or some no-name panniers then you know where to go - it's the fictitious high street in Leeds between the two breakfast shops, opposite the pub where the gypsy family were rowing with each other. Know the place I mean? I need to get out on my bike, me thinks. Love and dreams from Rich x -- Amazon: "If you are interested in 'Asimov's I-Robot', you may also be interested in 'Garfield - The Movie'. ... erm, how do they figure that one out? |
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Richard Bates wrote:
> I had a very strange dream last night: It means that the grim reaper, driving an old banger, will knock you down this year. You will then share a tandem with Charon who will lead you into the sticks. Take care. -- Eiron. |
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"Eiron" <e1ron@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:33nfc1F42bbv6U1@individual.net... > Richard Bates wrote: > >> I had a very strange dream last night: > > It means that the grim reaper, driving an old banger, > will knock you down this year. You will then share a tandem > with Charon who will lead you into the sticks. > Don't you mean "Styx"? |
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