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  • Take Care Of Your Trails 2024
  • mrsgrips
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    It is lovely. I never enjoyed a ride more than when we went there.

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    3months is a 'bit' too young I believe. Our daughter was very robust and strong, good at holding up her head and sitting often, but it's a lot of work doing it while moving around. If your edition still struggles occasionally and 'lolls' it's a clear sign when you turn suddenly. We got a Chariot and sling to take our edition out. (Expensive, but extremely useful)
    But also if you look online (and I did with ours) you cannot find helmets small enough for little babes. I'd say once you can get a helmet on them then you know it's safe(r) for them. But still remember that it'll be tiring for them. And you need to take into consideration the possibility/desire for sleep too so you'll to back sure they've got enough support even when they'll not be supporting themselves.
    Hopefully you find a good solution to your desire to get out with your little one. 🙂

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    Reminds me I want marshmallows for SITS. Thanks 🙂

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    😀

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    Smartarse Molgrips

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    Very nice despite the blur 🙂

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    Sounds like migraines I get sometimes. Make sure you drink lots of fluids too and if/when you get one again you might try cold or warm compresses on the temple. If they reoccur often definitely a doctor because if nothing else they can get you the better drugs (the legal way).

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    If you see things moving in your peripheral vision it's just fairies and nothing to worry about. When you start seeing Unicorns and Gryphons that's when you need to worry.

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    Are you home?! Are you working on it yet? 🙂

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    No.

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    No.

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    What are Eibach springs….

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    Did you have the ones with the curved 'hill' on them or just the flat cover? Is he taking them out by the sides? i.e. prying nails under them to lift like we grown people would? You could put duct tape over them as previous poster suggested. I am sure that's what they meant and nothing else… 😉
    I'd suggest very strong NO and replace the desire to play with them with a favorite toy distraction until you're further sorted out.

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    Hoverbike would be nice…something to get me safely down the hills I've just climbed.

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    Elfin- nice 🙂

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    poo followed Molgrips directions to quote and it didn't work 😛

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    Notice how you have your TV inline with your window so you can also keep an eye on what the Jones are doing

    Is that why you got a new bike? 😉 Molgrips is covetous like that sometimes 😉 (Shouldn't you be working sir?) 🙂

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    What pretty flowers on that box. 🙂
    And it's that Drew Barrymore movie where she goes back to highschool…Never Been Kissed?

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    I find that during the summer months I tend to read less, there's so much more to do outside. I've got 3 books on the go currently too. Though that's partly because none of them are quite as engaging as I had hoped they'd be.
    As others have said you might want to try something brand new for a bit and then go back to the other(s). Or take it out riding with you and find a nice quiet place to sit down for a couple of hours… in fact that's what I'll suggest to Molgrips for our weekend excursion 🙂

    mrsgrips
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    Fruit DOES NOT give you a sugar rush! Jeez people.

    It's not on iDave's diet because it's a low carb plan (I think). That doesn't mean carbs are bad, or the only way to lose weight is to cut carbs. iDave's plan cuts out lots of healthy foods, doesn't mean they are 'bad for you' or 'fattening'. The iDave diet is not a low calorie plan, just a low carb plan. I think the aim is to persuade your body somehow into fat loss.

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    I thought so too Spokes 🙂
    It rides so much smoother over the paths than the mtn bike I have. I'm really looking forward to using it as I'll likely be able to get out on it more often too. 🙂

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