This picture is simple cruelty.
I'm currently on a diet and that kind of pizza is my go-to comfort food...and I like to be VERY comfortable.
Ah well...maybe some time in 2026...
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I'm currently on a diet and that kind of pizza is my go-to comfort food...and I like to be VERY comfortable.
Ah well...maybe some time in 2026...
Not a good time of year for a diet I must say .
Definitely poor planning on my part...but 2 months in I have lost 15kg, so I am doing something right!
Still a fat bastard though.
I had to double read I thought you said 15 stone. Well I'm not much better I talk a great diet then drink too much whisky.
BAh30
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I had that one and another that cleared once my dealer ran a firmware update...viola..
I have tried to lose Weight but it always finds me, so I just gave up and thought fats for life not just Xmas.
probably not putting enough effort in. Wouldn't know the bridge is down from that pic.
No Shooting at MTB’ers if they break components or cut down Xmas trees.
The New rules seem confusing
The New rules seem confusing
Squeezed one in after work at my local riding place, Phoenix Mountain Preserve (Arizona), before traveling to the northeast for Christmas week.
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Ran Blair Witch today. Was Fun.
Met some friends.
Met some friends.
I would just turn back and live to ride another dayNo Shooting at MTB’ers if they break components or cut down Xmas trees.
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The first option appears to say that using telekinesis to move small objects is forbidden?No Shooting at MTB’ers if they break components or cut down Xmas trees.
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When did you turn into a Photoshop player ?
My apologies as a non native speaker if it is not the proper wording. Could have to do with respecting cultural rules by First Nations? Saw a couple of signs in BC telling e.g. not to take stones away from a beach that was part of cultural heritage of the First Nations.No Shooting at MTB’ers if they break components or cut down Xmas trees.
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billwarwick
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These cycle lanes are getting narrower!
Lot of single track road up there you know
Yes, the Indigenous people, or First Nations, have historical rights throughout this province. The area that we ride in is somewhat controlled by a particular native group. (I can’t spell or pronounce). Any work or changes to this region must get the approval from them first, even though it may be symbolic sometimes.My apologies as a non native speaker if it is not the proper wording. Could have to do with respecting cultural rules by First Nations? Saw a couple of signs in BC telling e.g. not to take stones away from a beach that was part of cultural heritage of the First Nations.
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We are all connected. The First Peoples’ Map of B.C. is a living and interactive space that represents our diverse yet interwoven languages, arts, and cultural heritage. The First Peoples’…
Many years ago I became friends with a few members of the Kawaguluc (spelling wrong) tribe in Alert Bay off of Vancouver Island. One of the artists gave me permission and his original drawings of a carving.
Almost 40 years ago and I’m not quite done. The wood is yellow cedar that I felled, recovered, dried and carved.
An adhock decision to ride today with @The Hodge over Kielder way. With me having a busy afternoon and Neil with potential car woes we stayed local to Bellingham (ish)
For us an early start of 09.30 hrs was met with bright winter sunshine and virtually no wind. We decided to do a circuit of the reservoir I haven’t done since all the paths and ways were made accessible to all.
It turned out to be a thoroughly enjoyable ride of 27 miles taking in a great blue flow trail to end with.
Great craic, splendid winter sun and stunning vistas
Cheers Neil excellent ride out.
For us an early start of 09.30 hrs was met with bright winter sunshine and virtually no wind. We decided to do a circuit of the reservoir I haven’t done since all the paths and ways were made accessible to all.
It turned out to be a thoroughly enjoyable ride of 27 miles taking in a great blue flow trail to end with.
Great craic, splendid winter sun and stunning vistas
Cheers Neil excellent ride out.
OldnSlow
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We've been told its too expensive to put a cycle lane on the Auckland Harbour Bridge. I think you might have just cracked it! I'm going to write to my MP.
Cant add too much to enhance what Wayne has more than perfectly described ..its a couple of years since Ive done the full circuit of the Lakeside Way and good to see its being improved with a better surface in lots of places ..it was a fabulous " chilled " ride and the pics taken on the rocks on the north shore brought back memories of when I lived in Falstone ( the hamlet just below the dam wall ) when I used to do a short loop on what was back then a skinny singletrack trail before the multi-user trail was built ..and always stopped there for a few moments to reflect on life , love & the universe
.Great day and grand craic ..cheers Wayne ..
A few more pics ..
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Dazb
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That brings back some memories, I remember visiting Falstone with my junior school and we stopped in some sort of youth hostel, Kielder was just being constructed and there was just a big block of concrete in the middle of a valley, Roughly around 1977 give or take a couple of yearsCant add too much to enhance what Wayne has more than perfectly described ..its a couple of years since Ive done the full circuit of the Lakeside Way and good to see its being improved with a better surface in lots of places ..it was a fabulous " chilled " ride and the pics taken on the rocks on the north shore brought back memories of when I lived in Falstone ( the hamlet just below the dam wall ) when I used to do a short loop on what was back then a skinny singletrack trail before the multi surface trail was built ..and always stopped there for a few moments to reflect on life , love & the universe
Great day and grand craic ..cheers Wayne ..
A few more pics ..
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I wonder if that could have been Kielder Field Study Centre ..which my Dad used to run on behalf of Northumberland Schools ?
When that went under water he formed Reivers of Tarset out of The Comb..which among other outdoor pursuits ran the Watersport Centre at Leaplish ( now known as Waterside )..and The Inter Company Kielder Challenge ..which ran for 25 years ..most of which I took part in as a marshall ..
Happy days
Surely with all those sloping bonnets and rears you could have ridden right over them.
Two days ago to be honest. I will try not to be a pest with it.
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All the very best Colin, big 70
!Hope to catch up again next year as the great care home gettaway is headed to Ballater again next May.
Keep you posted
Thank you . There's plenty choice in Ballater that's for sure. Look forward to it.All the very best Colin, big 70
Hope to catch up again next year as the great care home gettaway is headed to Ballater again next May.
Keep you posted
Happy birthday.
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