Moving to Andalusia

It'll be getting colder again after 2012 though, if the 'other' school of
climatology turn out to be right.

 

Really? I thought it was shite. NY, OTOH...

 

I liked NY. It strikes me as a very European style city.

 

You're insane.

They've removed a section from the start now, so a tad more difficult,
although some locals have been observed clambering around there trying
to get across.

--

Paul.
CBR1100XX SuperBlackbird
BOTAFOT #4
BOTAFOF #30
MRO #24
OMF #15
UKRMMA #30

 

The section was removed from the start quite a while ago. You have to descend
a steep screeslope from the green iron railbridge, cross the vertical
rockface on some angle iron supports protruding from the cragface, then climb
a section of natural rock, before getting onto the caminito proper about 150
metres from the bridge.

If you look at the photo again, you'll see I'm wearing a harness and have a
sling attaching me to a steel wire running a metre or so above the footway.

 

Oooh, there's hi-tech for you. I bet it's got telescopic forks as well.

 

"Do you speak Hungarian?"

"Nnnnngghhhhh mmmmmm nnngghhnnn....

Yesh."

 

I think I've just been sexually abused, actually.

 

http://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irun

 

Alison Hopkins says...

Ffs, it's not all about *you*.

 

The Older Gentleman says...

Yep. 5 years after Rog's model was made they fitted springs and damping
oil to them too.

 

OK, so has TOG just been insulted or complimented, then?

Ali

 

Alison Hopkins says...

I'm not telling him, I'd like him to ponder it awhile.

 

Blur isn't running the Spanish gubmint yet.

 

You don't.

You just think you do.

 

Ask Lozzo?

 

I didn't think it was. SanFran is probably closer to a European City than
NY.

 

Sorry to disabuse you of the notion that it's about *you*. They want to ****
your English accent 'cos that's as close as they'll get to Hugh Grant.

It even works if your fake accent is "good enough".

<thinks>

That may explain why we haven't heard from PeterT in a while.

 

Hmm, looking at the map, I think it was a place just outside Behobia about 5
km from Irun we bagged the letter K at on our A-Z run of europe. Bloody hard
to find in France and Spain, though looking at this list there are a lot in
the Basque country:

http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/5062/herri.html

 

Oi, the '52 forks fitted to my '49 Matchless are a significant upgrade on
the earlier models and were reckoned to be better than the Norton
Roadholder by the press of the day. And the Norton roadholder was a lot
better than the showa'o'shite jappola forks right through the golden age.