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Base price wrote: »Thanks, always good to have extra help bringing the turf home
As you should know I'm not one to shy away from the bog unlike some of these softies here0 -
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went swimming for an hour tar is gone but smell is still there
It's not really the worst smell if its the same as the spray of stolkholm we have knocking about, kind of a strong pine/sap smell! I dont mind it anyways! Was using it there last year on an animal in middle of the heat, got a bit on myself and it was great! Had no pesky flies buzzing around me all day and before anyone gets smart no i wouldn't normally have flies around me 0 -
Just back in from a 6 mile cycle with the OH. Have not been on a bicycle for a few years and although I had to get off and walk up one or two of the steeper hills I really enjoyed it.
One forgets how a cycle on a lovely evening like this evening can really refresh the body and mind.
Betya I will have to get a crane to help me out of bed in the morning
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Base price wrote: »Just back in from a 6 mile cycle with the OH. Have not been on a bicycle for a few years and although I had to get off and walk up one or two of the steeper hills I really enjoyed it.
One forgets how a cycle on a lovely evening like this evening can really refresh the body and mind.
Betya I will have to get a crane to help me out of bed in the morning
A good kick up the arse would get ya up too0 -
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Base price wrote: »Just back in from a 6 mile cycle with the OH. Have not been on a bicycle for a few years and although I had to get off and walk up one or two of the steeper hills I really enjoyed it.
One forgets how a cycle on a lovely evening like this evening can really refresh the body and mind.
Betya I will have to get a crane to help me out of bed in the morning
First things first, get rid of miles and talk in kilometers. They're way more impressive :-) 10k it is!
It's a great way of seeing the country. More and more people are out on their bikes nowadays. The bike to work scheme is a great way of getting into a good bike.
Your arse might be tender for a few days now. :-)0 -
I got a gel saddle pad to ease me in a bit.Genghis Cant wrote: »First things first, get rid of miles and talk in kilometers. They're way more impressive :-) 10k it is!
It's a great way of seeing the country. More and more people are out on their bikes nowadays. The bike to work scheme is a great way of getting into a good bike.
Your arse might be tender for a few days now. :-)
I am hoping to cycle to work in the good weather when I am back in Dublin at the end of the month. Firstly to get aerobically fitter, secondly no parking charges and thirdly keep the diesel bill down on the jeep
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Base price wrote: »I got a gel saddle pad to ease me in a bit.
I am hoping to cycle to work in the good weather when I am back in Dublin at the end of the month. Firstly to get aerobically fitter, secondly no parking charges and thirdly keep the diesel bill down on the jeep
Excellent line of thinking! You'd want your wits about you cycling in Dublin.
Even to get out twice a week, pushing yourself a little, would be great for the fitness levels!0 -
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Genghis Cant wrote: »Waxing gibbous. 2 days to full. Then you'll know all about loopy.
I read that as waxing gibbons, could see how that would send you loopy alright! 0 -
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Base price wrote: »I got a gel saddle pad to ease me in a bit.
I am hoping to cycle to work in the good weather when I am back in Dublin at the end of the month. Firstly to get aerobically fitter, secondly no parking charges and thirdly keep the diesel bill down on the jeep
I got a road bike there about 6 weeks ago and my hole does be broke after it even with the padded shorts. Must change the saddle because it's a nuisance the following day.0 -
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