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Those of you who are friends with me on facebook will see photos of me zorbing. And a picture of baby bp helping to crew at the brutal. The racer did a triple IM, and is off the bike now. In 2nd place. Hopefully will be up and down Snowdon soon(9 miles). Then just 13 lake laps of 5.2 miles. A lake lap is only a 300 feet ascent/descent.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat are you doing this weekend?
Today I have end client away day - zorbing and golf(which I detest - though not as much as working).
Tomorrow baby bp and me are are crewing for the brutal - world's toughest triathlon. For one of the race favourites.
Sunday = back to the smoke.Comment
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Has this person finished yet?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThose of you who are friends with me on facebook will see photos of me zorbing. And a picture of baby bp helping to crew at the brutal. The racer did a triple IM, and is off the bike now. In 2nd place. Hopefully will be up and down Snowdon soon(9 miles). Then just 13 lake laps of 5.2 miles. A lake lap is only a 300 feet ascent/descent.Comment
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Weather said no, ho hum! Knew I should have gone to learn in Arizona or something!Originally posted by vwdan View PostHoping to pass my test and get my pilots license this weekend. Quite nervous though and weather isn't looking amazing.Comment
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Just finished in 1st. Still 5 going. They are all at least 5 hours behind. They have 12 hours 23 minutes to finish...Originally posted by barrydidit View PostHas this person finished yet?
Amazing as he was unwell the last week. Was thinking of dropping to only a double.Comment
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I'm a supporter of MAMILs, particularly if they stay in the city and don't come into the peaceful countryside with their dangerous riding, littering, noise and general lack of respect and responsibility.Originally posted by gables View Posthmmm, not sure what you mean by this?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Ah I see, anyone behaving like that is not welcome anywhere, MAMIL or not, which I'm not. I was hoping maybe the other fella was a mountain biker and I would find new places to ride, hence my question.Originally posted by WTFH View PostI'm a supporter of MAMILs, particularly if they stay in the city and don't come into the peaceful countryside with their dangerous riding, littering, noise and general lack of respect and responsibility.Comment
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