I would only stick to the Blue and Red routes if your thinking of taking a tag-along, some of the switchbacks will probably be a little to tight to mange on the Black!

Chester the cat panting hard after chasing butterflies.

I dont mind the £4.50 charge, it helps gets rid of the loose £5 notes I have lying about.

Owned my warrior since 2006, only had to replace the rear leaf springs in all that time, Ive done all the servicing my self, apart from the next one 54,000 miles is when all belts need replacing and from advice from the L200 owners club the bottom pulley needs replacing at this service as well.

Iam very much into my hill walking and for the last 8 years a pair of karrimor KSBs have served me very well ie about 8 years. I have infact last week bought another pair of KSB’s only because I have worn down the soles on my original pair.

Mr Ekrem shouting XL mixed Kebab,salad chili sauce!

Downing a pint and smoking a cigarette in under 60secs.

Not surprising really, have you seen the price of fuel! costs me a fortune to mow the lawn nowadays.

Wheres the May Challenge????

Less than a tanker driver 😉

Renewed my National Trust membership.

No1

Windows 7 was totally my idea.

Them LDV Convoy vans which have blue flashing lights on the top found in city centers at night. A few of them vans have ruined a couple of good stag doo’s Ive been on. 😯

I walked the second leg of the Sandstone trail, from Beeston Castle in Cheshire over the Bickerton hills to Whitchurch in Shorpshire around 21miles it was a grand day out. Also got chased by two different herds of cattle.

Just joined, I have had to imput my rides I have done so far this year manually, thats because I always used to use mapmyrun but this Endomondo thing looks more fun to use.

Iam going for a 20odd mile hike tomorrow and want to use the android app for the first time.

I know diddly squat about playing the guitar. All I know is that Spirit of the Radio is in my top ten tunes on my ipod and I wish I could play it like you.

My local TESCO for placing Beef Jerky in the pet food aisle instead of the booze aisle.

Delamere has been really busy with groups of walkers, mostly families every weekend since Christmas, probably working off those extra pounds gained the last few weeks.

Nice and quiet during the week though.

26 is the new retro bike 🙂

Had mine a few weeks now, Ive only been back into cycling for around 9 months I bought a Cube Analogue Disc last April I enjoyed that until it got nicked recently. I researched a lot and got loads of advice and went for a 29er, I have noticed a massive difference in the gears I use ie I am always in a higher gear on my normal routes than I would be with my Cube. I havent done any single track yet but hope to later this week at Llandegla so will report back then, I also hope to do the Leeds-Liverpool canal 127miles in late Jan so will report on this thread when I done also.

I did notice it once ever so slightly with my Specialized Carve 29er with size 11 feet at very slow speed negotiating my garden path with flats, since I used spds then never.

I live next to a outward bound center in Barley, I know I sjouldnt sterotype but the only way a youth gets to canoe for free is to nick a car!

At least them Scroates who have trashed your home that you have worked hard for, will be taken on a outward bound course and all that good stuff…they is only one winner in todays society and that is the underclass.

got a linky

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-16364580

If you secure your home, then it means the chavs wont rob you and they wont get their canoeing and adventure trips.

Was I corect in reading that a gang member was awarded an OBE for turning his life around.

pha what about the 10000s of young people which manage a law abiding life without doing wrong… So you have to do wrong before right to be recognised and get an OBE…

excuse me while I go and smash up a bustop

Didnt drink last night due to a 60 mile drive north this morning to visit family and have a meal. Back home now and making up for it.

this has helped loads for our cat, and you can tell she is much happier and chilled.

http://www.feliway.com/gb

I had recently moved onto our road by 2 weeks, however I came home drunk and marched up and down the street playing a reveille at 4am in the morning. Bedroom lights were flicked on up and down the road with neighbours wondering what the hell was going on then enter stage left my irritated girlfriend who then gives me a bollocking in full veiw of everyone.

a tune like this

some good tips here

clicky

I have plonked one in a fireplace, 5kw and less you dont need to line the chimney, my house was built in 1930 with a purpose built chimney for open fires. I also had a builder a couple of doors down who checked everything for me.

Chester the cat

Simple weight recorder..its a free app you enter your weight each day and it shows you a handy graph to your goal weight, Iam finding it a good challenge each day to lose a little each more. Ive gone from 94.1kg down to 91.9kg in three weeks.

I start the day with a fried onion, black pudding and mustard baguette.

This is my girlfriends car, it was parked outside her works and some daft bint drove into the back of it. It was a write off. I used to work in Auto Body Repair and was suprised with the outcome. The fact that your car is only a year old robbo1234biking I think it will be a repair job.

My question is regarding the chimney. Can I assume if my brick lined victorian chimney is o.k. for my open fire, will it be o.k. to use with a woodburner without modification?

If the stove you intend to install is 5kw and below its ok, Iam sure Iam correct in thinking anything 7kw and over needs a lined chimney. My stove just has a 0.50m of flue pipe going up the existing chimney. You will need a register plate to seal the bottom of the chimney, its a blanking plate and makes sure the chimney can only draw the gases of the stove and not the air in the room as well.

see the FAQs here I found it a great site.
http://www.woodburningstoveslimited.com/index.php?action=cms.lining_56

If I had that £400 and was looking for my first DSLR that would be my choice.

When I first started off it was with a Nikon D4O and I bought the book D40 for Dummies, it helped me start using functions onmy camera I would never had normally use.

they is one for the 3100

here

Just installed my stove today, costs are as follows stove £199, flue pipe 29.00, fire cement £7.80, wine £5.00. I used an existing flu from our old open fire. The cheapest quote I was given for installation was £700 for what I just did in a day.

I did seek advice of a guy in my road who I knew was a builder, I went round his house with a bottle of wine and said can I just have 5mins of your time. He then told me exactly what to do and lent me a jackhammer to expose my fireplace.

As a side note do these things actually work?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WOOD-STOVE-FAN-CAFRAMO-ECOFAN-MODEL-812-REPLACES-MODEL-802-NIB-/220849475612?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item336ba7901c#ht_2267wt_952

Good wipe with vinegar on the actual rubber blade.