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hubgearfreak wrote:

MikewsMITH2 wrote:As I said in a previous post I would like to organise a similar jaunt in Dorset and the New Forest for next year.

that sounds lovely

I, for another certainly have no objections to driving down to the New Forest next year. Autumn sounds delightful. If it's flat enough I may even take the Rover down there (unless I place a bid on a 1908 Dursley Pedersen that's coming up for auction soon of course )
Some good pics there, Tim. The beard that I hired looks bigger and more unruly than I'd anticipated - well worth every penny I spent on it. However, I must dash as I have to return it to the BBC's props department by 11.00 o'clock this morning

Steve

Greybeard wrote:The beard that I hired looks bigger and more unruly than I'd anticipated - well worth every penny I spent on it.

Now c'mon, that beard never cost you a penny

Graham, wot wouldn't o' paid for that

Edited to add:

I'll see your beard...




...and raise you 'big hair'

I was about to say 'I'll see your big hair and I'll raise............' but it could only go in one direction after than so I'll fold (just because I can you know ) whilst we are still allowed to use the site
Steve

...... in addition to failing to be dropped on a another climb the next day by a triathlete on 20mm tyres and aluminium frame

That was Tim and I. He tried goading me into overtaking the triathletes at the top of the climb but I wasn't having any of it - not wanting to be censured for racing and breaking the TCT rules and all that. And we weren't racing, honest, just demonstrating the capability of our steeds. (It wasn't half good fun though!)

robc02 wrote:

...... in addition to failing to be dropped on a another climb the next day by a triathlete on 20mm tyres and aluminium frame

That was Tim and I. He tried goading me into overtaking the triathletes at the top of the climb but I wasn't having any of it - not wanting to be censured for racing and breaking the TCT rules and all that. And we weren't racing, honest, just demonstrating the capability of our steeds. (It wasn't half good fun though!)

Good job the Scrotumeer didn't see that

GrahamNR17 wrote:Good job the Scrotumeer didn't see that

I did
But in the spirit of Nelson and the proximity of his birthplace, I decided to turn the proverbial blind eye - like this

Here's a couple of pics from my mobile. Thanks Tim & Tim for the pictures you've posted - I was photographically disorganised for this trip so am really appreciating the shared pictures.

steve browne wrote:Here's a couple of pics from my mobile.

well done. i was beginning to think i was the only one with a working camera

well done. i was beginning to think i was the only one with a working camera

Sorry, Will has given me a card with over 100 photos on it. They are shot in camera RAW so that an expert has to poist process them beofre I put them up. I'm rapidly becoming an expert they take about 2 minutes each. I'll start uploading soon

MikewsMITH2 wrote:Sorry

nothing to be sorry about mike, i don't even know what your technical stuff means, let alone envy you your task. good luck with doing what must be a tedious job

Heading for the real ale shop (pace noticeably quickened for this section of the ride)

i was beginning to think i was the only one with a working camera

Matt's really late back this week as he's on site - but there will be pics soon, honest
Showed the owner of the Raleigh Wayfarer Tim's pics today but he was disgusted by the lack of bike porn - said he wasn't interested in us lot & where were the pictures of the bikes? Can't believe I didn't take a whole series of Greybeard's impressive rack.

he was disgusted by the lack of bike porn

Oh so that's what you want

or is it the older lady you prefer?

or perhaps more aristocratic?

or a bit kinky?

Or perhaps just plain ugly?

Or a threesome

Plenty more to come

OK 50 or so photos here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7137075@N04/sets/72157624832602149/show/

A preview














Thanks to Will for the photos - Enjoy!

WHOOOT! RALEIGH TWENTY!