PMSL 🙂

So sorry to hear that. It's very hard. You can only give it time and it will catch you out occasionally but it's all part of the process. Surround yourself with friends and family. Walk in the hills till you get your bike back. x

It's lovely – an out of 10 doesn't seem appropriate.

You guys certainly are an active bunch!!

Good luck! Positive thinking 🙂

About 3 days – no discipline!

Wow!

Hopefully 🙂

This thread is useless without pics …….

Steak 🙂 mmmmmm

Not laughed so much in ages! 🙂

You do get about Joolze 🙂

Trekster – how could you?! 'social skills are strained' he's very cuddly 🙂

Cool 🙂

I'm about your height and have just purchased a 15.5 – wouldn't have thought you'd need any bigger (But then my other bike is much smaller)

I know that muddy bum!:-)

5 10's – tell her she'll look cool – like me 🙂

I could be up for this if you don't mind someone slower coming along?

Cheese and wine in or outside a bar and people watch

Hot

It's fine. Nice big lounge/dining area. Small tv room drying room, en suite faclilities and outdoor space.Ideal location and very knowledgable.Some big names were staying when i was there last year so that should give you an idea.

Mary – those are COOL pics 🙂

As of last Sunday most of the Red is do able but Spooky Wood descent was quite snowy. The Black is only really rideable for the first part to after the rocky drop to fireroad. You can ride the first steep climb (Think that's the Tower ride) but then it gets stupid.
Been mostly cold but clear since so i can't see that it will have changed much.

Pukka guy as far as i could see – was at Airmaiden. Will try to get a message across

On the bonnie bonnie banks of Loch Lomond. How sweet 🙂

Drizzly and mild here , doubt you would be able to do Spooky but you could loop other stuff together lower down.

Good luck!

That's really awful – hope he recovers ok.

FFS! Book a skills course!!!

Who_else – who you kidding. Next time you want a lift i'll have to say no – can't have men i don't know in my car 🙂

Who_else do i know you?:-) Oh and would be up for it but working

Peterp you are horrible 🙂 Actually the whole catalouge should be filled with 'Why?'

Hi Mark

First of all YEEEHAAA!

Secondly of course you will feel exhausted – there's the constant mental strain huge emotional strain before you even start with the impact chemo will have on your body. From what i have seen the chemo can get progressively more tiring but obviously needs to be done and then you can recover from all the side effects afterwards.

I hope you aren't doing too much going back to work, but totally understand that you would want to. On the one hand i think i may have an idea of where you are at but realistically i can't possibly have any idea whatsoever as this thing is so huge and dominates every minute of your waking and sleeping hours.

One thing i do know though is that i have a very positive feeling for the outcome, you have such a fighting spirit. There will be dark days but you will be back.

Will be thinking of you.

Thirdly YEEEHAAA! x

Dirty Triathalon

Did same as Coogan yesterday and conditions the same but chose the downhill trails for the return. Inners is faring much better than GT. (Was there on Sunday)

Jedi – yes Monday 🙂

Cool!:-)

Jedi – think you will be coaching me too. Can't wait! You do have a wand don't you?

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