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Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 30 Sep 2009, 14:34
by FlyTexas
speedbird591 wrote:What a badly behaved DNA you have, Brian

Well, to prevent it screaming at inopportune moments, why don't you send it over for a vacation? ...

That'll work. I'll try to remember to send the part which won't be tempted to sit in a pub drinking all day and embarrassing you in front of your female friends.
Brian
Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 12:02
by ChrisHunt
Very nice pics Ian. and glad to see another cyclist on here (in addition to Vegas).
Went out with the other half last Sunday, great weather - first day it hasn't been windy in ages. It was a new route for us, south from where I live, through Dedham (Constable Country and all that), through some wiggly lanes and into Colchester via Wivenhoe. Wivenhoe was a great surprise, very picturesque (surprisingly so) and even saw some parts of Colchester I hadn't seen yet (the docks - such as they are). All in all managed 42 miles, all this on a road bike although I must admit there were sections of the route where nobbly tires would have been a distinct advantage - like some interesing off-road bits (where I managed to run over a snake and almost run into a couple of deer).
Chris
Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 21:57
by Pringle
Whilst in Grovley Wood, you didn't happen to chop down some trees in the clearings did you? Pesky things keep getting in the way during night flying

Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 22:05
by DaveB
You should have kept on going East Ian.. you'd have just about bounced off my pub
ATB
DaveB

Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 22:28
by Pringle
DaveB wrote:You should have kept on going East Ian.. you'd have just about bounced off my pub
Where's the pub Dave? I might have to pop in for a pint of your finest ale (None of that foreign muck mind!)
Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 22:42
by DaveB
Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 01:18
by speedbird591
Pringle wrote:Whilst in Grovley Wood, you didn't happen to chop down some trees in the clearings did you? Pesky things keep getting in the way during night flying

I hope that wasn't you in that Puma on Tuesday that was using the wood as cover to sneak up on the unsuspecting squaddies! As if that wasn't enough to spoil my peaceful ride, it sparked off an artillery response over on the Plain. So unnecessary!
DaveB wrote:You should have kept on going East Ian.. you'd have just about bounced off my pub
Oooh no! I won't make that mistake! I've noted your caustic comments about elderly men and bikes and lycra

I know when I'm not welcome (even if the lycra is hidden under
incredibly cool baggies)
Ian

Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 07:14
by Pringle
Puma? Pah! I prefer my helicopters to be larger and filled with more computers!
Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 09:25
by speedbird591
Pringle wrote:... and filled with more computers!

Computers?
Whatever happened to the old military tradition of shooting people with guns?
What do you do? Send them phishing emails and hack their bank accounts until they surrender?
Ian

Re: Cycling: Wessex Ridgeway and Wylye Valley
Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 09:33
by forthbridge