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well i thought the barmaid was quite nice.
cheers james. loved it
cheers james. loved it
RetroBike National MTB Sers Rd 3: Forest of Dean ~ AFTERMATH
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I am a child again
I am drowning in a sea of bluebells
The forest echos to the shouts and screams of play
of mud and rain
of slippery roots and off camber trails
of creaky bikes and creaky joints
I am a child again
Covered in mud and smiles
I am a child again.
I am drowning in a sea of bluebells
The forest echos to the shouts and screams of play
of mud and rain
of slippery roots and off camber trails
of creaky bikes and creaky joints
I am a child again
Covered in mud and smiles
I am a child again.
weeman_mtb
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Nice poem Big Cheese, I think we can all relate to that. As some of you may have noticed, I'm about 12 again in my head once I'm riding a bike.
Great ride yesterday, very tricky in places but good fun all the same. Did anyone (with normal sized tyres) manage to get round without falling off? Thanks as always to the organisers and ride leaders, we'd never get to see such fantastic trails without you guys.
Cheers for the comment on the bike Uncle Monty, chuffed to get runner up in bike of the ride too. Lots of lovely bikes on show, I really need to make the effort to be more complimentary instead of just staring at them .
And Rob H, you're welcome to the tyre, glad I could help. You're very lucky, that's the only time I've ever carried a spare.
Nice poem Big Cheese, I think we can all relate to that. As some of you may have noticed, I'm about 12 again in my head once I'm riding a bike.
Great ride yesterday, very tricky in places but good fun all the same. Did anyone (with normal sized tyres) manage to get round without falling off? Thanks as always to the organisers and ride leaders, we'd never get to see such fantastic trails without you guys.
Cheers for the comment on the bike Uncle Monty, chuffed to get runner up in bike of the ride too. Lots of lovely bikes on show, I really need to make the effort to be more complimentary instead of just staring at them
.And Rob H, you're welcome to the tyre, glad I could help. You're very lucky, that's the only time I've ever carried a spare.
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Well said!
I have been around the FOD a few times but not that area. It would be good to revisit. I realise James kinda made it up as he went along because some of the trails were closed but is a map possible?..Longshot: I'm guessing Sheldon might of logged it on that strava type gadget strapped onto his fatty bike?
Cheers!
andyz":38uyoitd said:
Well said!
I have been around the FOD a few times but not that area. It would be good to revisit. I realise James kinda made it up as he went along because some of the trails were closed but is a map possible?..Longshot: I'm guessing Sheldon might of logged it on that strava type gadget strapped onto his fatty bike?
Cheers!
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I heard at least a couple of Garmins bleeping away!
saulus":17ges9vl said:andyz":17ges9vl said:
Well said!
I have been around the FOD a few times but not that area. It would be good to revisit. I realise James kinda made it up as he went along because some of the trails were closed but is a map possible?..Longshot: I'm guessing Sheldon might of logged it on that strava type gadget strapped onto his fatty bike?
Cheers!
I heard at least a couple of Garmins bleeping away!
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Great day out trails are cool pub was good despite the lack of it's tastiest beverage got a free sandwich though thanks to James-sheldon-Hayden for hearding us round +got some pics if anyone knows how to get them from a Nokia 610 windows phone onto here pm me(i have it/tech knowledge of a banana)
Cheers
Spence
Great day out trails are cool pub was good despite the lack of it's tastiest beverage
got a free sandwich though thanks to James-sheldon-Hayden for hearding us round +got some pics if anyone knows how to get them from a Nokia 610 windows phone onto here pm me(i have it/tech knowledge of a banana)Cheers
Spence
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