Bulgaria, still. Very hot, cheap booze, food and fags. Attractive hookers visit the hotel late at night for some strange reason as there doesn't seem to be any customers for them. Sightseeing and minimal work today (project is, as I suspected, turned into a bit of a mess)
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Among other things, I am inspecting the valley of my ex MIL's guttering.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostTFA
Got minor surgery at 4pm today. Tomorrow will walk round the Great Orme. The kids want to do it even though its due to rain. Sunday is the trip down to the smoke.
Mostly preparing for Mrs M's HUGE birthday next week. Maybe a bit of watching Arsenal beat a Mike Ashley Invitational XI on Sunday. I was going to say it's a shame there's no cricket on, but after last weeks capitulation, I'm sort of quite relieved. A bit of gardening, if my rain dance doesn't work.
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Doing a powerlifting competition this weekend. Hopefully hit some good numbers.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostOver 4000km, 2500 miles, as we have to hit specific checkpoints along the way rather than a direct route. 14 days. The quick boys will do it in 9+.
REPORT — TRANSCONTINENTAL
he seventh edition of the Transcontinental Race was won by 24 year old German cancer researcher, Fiona Kolbinger #TCRNo7cap66 at 7:48am CET on Tuesday 6th of August 2019. She travelled over 4000km from Burgas, Bulgaria to the finish line at Brest in Brittany, in northwest France in just 10 days, 2 hours and 48 minutes. Ben Davies #TCRNo7cap10 takes the 2nd step on the podium reaching the finish line in 10 days, 13 hours and 10 minutes. Job Hendrickx #TCRNo7cap240 takes 3rd place, he arrived to Brest in 10 days, 15 hours and 48 minutes.
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