Is this a new product from “Air Guitar Industries”?

pmsl! :lol:

(@ the thread!)

2nd Smee!

Seems to be that one, Tom.

How old is this tree?

Brewers yeast tablets are more effective than marmite, so I’m told.

Extracting the urine, surely?

Used to love competing at Bradford Ice Arena. I’m a Karachi Kid!

Is jojoA1 bothered, yet? :lol:

Wonderful entertainment. Well done, all involved!

Justice!!!

Super job! I am inspired to buy new strings/reeds for the next one. Well done, hat’s doffed, Strato!

<mistey eye mode> I remember my time in the Norwich and Norfolk Mountain Rescue Team!<mistey eye mode /off>

Seems even Long Stratton has a heliport, these days!

Thank’s for the “heads up”! Ideal for a future project.

1) 35+ yrs.
2) 0
3) 0

Everyday some bastid has a go, though! :?

doosuk- You can’t leave it at that. Goss, please!

8O @ wilma! Job well done!

Ton, I don’t know you’re relationship status, but are you “gettin’ enuff!”

The days are lengthening and the sap is rising!

Riding a bike is fun, but…. 8)

Oh and here’s a pic of the guitar I made for my GCSE tech project:

Looks cool, does it balance well?

Weight gives sustain, better pickup angles tone.

Good loking effort all round! :)

I only converted to squashy forks and gears 9 months ago. Old age, you see! :?

A pond is a pond! Leave it alone, nature will cope. If you want to play “God”, then take on a “managed ecosystem” plus all that entails! :-)

Back in the late sixties/ early seventies me and me mates used to build “trail” bikes from whatever we could get our hands on for free (skips, dumps, older siblings, etc.).

Weekends would be spent riding the Clwds or Delamere and such.

With flat bars, chunky tyres, single speed and fixied they would be regarded as niche these days.

even more :oops:

I always think of you riding in “killer heels”, cg. :oops:

All train operators have a published bike carrying policy. IME guards are prepared to be “flexible”, IYKWIM! :o

feel a bit sorry for the pit stop fella that used to put the fuel in… whats he going to do now

Sign on, like so many others? :cry:

You’re service is irrellevant,Grumm. The “enemy” has been vanquished. Don’t expect “us” to honour them equally.

I’m sorry but I personally think it’s inappropriate to focus so much attention on the loss of 179 British lives, without even mentioning the tens (possibly hundreds) of thousands of iraqis who were also killed

You could be talk’n millions, Grumm. FoL is we are looking at things from a “British” perspective.

Mogrim- We were all young once. :D Some of us chose to gamble. :cry:

I’ve been riding for 50+ years without a helmet. I’ve never had an RTA. I gave first aid to someone with helmetless head injury 18 months back, and have worn one since. You never know.

As we provincials say “Toby who?”

It’s all in the mind. Change you’re name to “youngfart”. Things will be reet! :lol:

2nd that mike & cg.

The ride route and timings for 2009 are as follows:-

0920 Depart Heriot Watt University, East Car Park. Parking for trailers and lorries will be here.

0930 Arrive Heriot Watt Statue, exchanging of rosettes with Principal.

0940 Depart Heriot Watt Statue, ride led by outgoing Ensign and Equerry. The ride will leave the back entrance of the campus and proceed up Curriehill Road past the train station turning left on to Riccarton Avenue.

1007 Arrive Weavers Knowe Green, meet other horses/riders

1010 Sashing Ceremony of new Ensign and Equerry with distinguished guests.

1030 Depart Weavers Knowe Green, the Ride will pass along Muir Wood Road to Lanark Road West, Ensign and Equerry to touch the boundary at Juniper Green. The ride will proceed up Blinkbonny Road through Blinkbonny Village.

1055 Rosebank Farm, Kirkgate. Rough Ride section begins, off Road through Pentland Hills Regional Park.

1235 Arrive Bonaly Car Park and continue on to lunch stop at last field on the right before the bypass.

1245 Arrive Lunch Stop

1305 Depart Lunch Stop via Bonaly Road , Munro Drive, Fernielaw Avenue, Woodhall Road, Woodhall Mains Farm, Off Road to Blinkbonny Road, Kirkgate onto Old Station Yard by Currie Kirk.

1345 Depart Currie Goods Yard, We welcome our lead rein riders to join at this point.

1405 Depart Waulkmill Loan, across Lanark Road West, Ensign and Equerry to touch Balerno boundary, Stewart Avenue, Dolphin Road ,Pentland View.

1415 Pentland View/ Curriehill Road

1420 Arrive Riccarton Arms Hotel, preceded by Heriot Watt Pipe Band. Presentation of Best Turned Out Rosette.

1435 Depart Riccarton Arms Hotel for Heriot Watt Campus, via Lanark Road West and Riccarton Mains Road.

1500 Arrive Heriot Watt University East Car Park.

We look forward to seeing you on the day!

Don’t see any mention of horses. Who’s up for a ride? :D

BB5’s rule! They are so instantly adjustable on the move.

Solitude is nice, but not a neccessity. Riding is the buzz. Company seems to be fun, too.

Witness the number of organised ride threads! :-)

Once had a gf named Theresa Green! :-)

Was it worth the push up?

Is that that Helvellyn place?

And? 8O

NZCol- Well done, mate!

I could fill this post forever with similar examples of aid given when all else ignored what was happening!

I despair sometimes at other people’s attitudes.