this Wootton Bassett tide through is all well and good

But I'm trying to get my father out to give him his lunch

So would all you bikers please **** off

 

You're such a bore.

 

They're moving the repatriations to Brize Norton, so the problem will be
all gone tsunami.

 

+7

 

Damn this feckin phone

Actually, as we finally made it away from Malmesbury, it went from being
dry but cool to really throwing it down and cool. Really horrid.

I can't be sure if it hit Bassett but if so it's possible my subject line
was more accurate than intended. Don't envy them riding in it.

 

Gyp escribió:

This afternoon I have the pleasure of listening to thousands of bikes
returning from Jerez de la Frontera.

Mind, it's pissing down, so see if I'm jealous.

 

Just got back in from a ride around the Norfolk country roads.
Lots of straights and twisties.
Lots of other bikes out.
Warm.
Sun is shining.
Life is good

 

'tsunami..tsunami came washing over me..'

 

It rained a bit when I got toward Buckingham this afternoon but other
than that it was dry and occasionally sunny.

 

Tied Al waves.

 

It was cars round SE London, that made me late for lunch wiv my ickle
baby nephew.[1][2][3]

That and the fact that I'm too frit to filter properly on the new
beasty.

It was much better on the way home in the evening, though.

[1] Nose to tail traffic everywhere.
[2]IOD to Catford in an hour and a bit.
[3]He'd been fed and put to bed when we got there.

 

No, and yes, it was a little damp, which was a nice as it gave me a
chance to break in the new Heinz Gerkin jacket.

Boring photo's of an awful lot of bikes here -
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=279156&id=715546495&l=ead683f70e