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And I've just cycled 10 miles along the cliffs for what seems like the first time in AGES
Is it nice elsewhere?

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:And I've just cycled 10 miles along the cliffs for what seems like the first time in AGES
Is it nice elsewhere?

Pretty nice in Stockholm. Not as warm as the last 2 weeks (29C), but sunny and nice.

I'm at my office though

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:And I've just cycled 10 miles along the cliffs for what seems like the first time in AGES
Is it nice elsewhere?

It's great down here. Soul warming sun and blue sky. And am seeing a friend tonight who I haven't seen for ages.

Brighton's sunny and warm - as it's been for the last two weeks

We've had alot of rain and storms, which have been fun to watch but it meant no cycling anywhere (fair weather cyclist ya see).

This is a nice, comfy topic. I'm going to make a cup'o'tea. Champion.

same over here, not as hot as the past weeks/days butt good for me, it looks like it could rain and I don't hope so..
I have a fealing Love is in the air

christophe wrote:I have a fealing Love is in the air

Yep, the breeze feels good.

The weather is too nice in East Yorkshire, I've finally had to cut the grass

Lovely sunny day in Glasgow.

Walked about 5 miles with a rucksack full of shopping, wearing a heavy jacket I put on because it was quite cool early this morning...

(<--- my face when I got home half an hour ago - from heat not embarrassment!).

Spiggy's hat wrote:The weather is too nice in East Yorkshire, I've finally had to cut the grass

Ditto, though these days cutting the grass is a pleasure not a chore. My dahlias have finally started to bloom and Pam's passion flower has about ten heads all open at once. They're amazingly intricate little things.

pissing down here

i'd love to be able to take the dog out for a mother-of-all walks, but sadly it's a weekend and it's warm, so i can't even get out the front door without being trampled by "hikers" who use words like "bracing" and "marvellous" without a trace of irony. and don't understand why me and my samoyed look daggers at them when they ask if my dog is a huskey. and if it's not them, it's the traffic - took me forever to get to he other side of the road today - 5 days a week i can walk from my house to the next village straight down the middle of the road and not see a soul.
and as for the parents who take their kids to a field of sheep and tell them it's "just like a zoo" (i'm serious) well, they need to be hit with something heavy.
And don't get me started on the DIY-mad missing link next door...

Very beautiful day in Gauteng (well it's early evening now) ... but I wouldn't know, cos i've been doing accounts for my son's company the whole of today and will be carrying on tomorrow.... or maybe I won't

Almiche V wrote:

christophe wrote:I have a fealing Love is in the air

Yep, the breeze feels good.

lets hope the Mood sticks.
beware people Christophe is going out tonight.

Beautiful day on the Suffolk coast, spent with a dear friend. Ahh, bliss!

And now, back to the treadmill. Normal misery will be resumed!

Another sunny day in Southern California, but getting murkier by the minute



I hear in Florida there's a hurricane--if only it would rain here!

Francis wrote:passion flower

Yes they are lovely indeed, my neighbours have some

Always f*ckin beautiful here.
But I do envy the fact you can ride a bike.

cyn wrote:Always f*ckin beautiful here.
But I do envy the fact you can ride a bike.

Ride a bike?
I must be realy stupid

christophe wrote:

cyn wrote:Always f*ckin beautiful here.
But I do envy the fact you can ride a bike.

Ride a bike?
I must be realy stupid

Ahhh no, see I had knee surgery and am on crutches for 6 months until they think the bone has healed enough to do another surgery.
One of my fav things to do is ride my bike down the Silver Strand along the beach.

cyn wrote:

christophe wrote:

cyn wrote:Always f*ckin beautiful here.
But I do envy the fact you can ride a bike.

Ride a bike?
I must be realy stupid

Ahhh no, see I had knee surgery and am on crutches for 6 months until they think the bone has healed enough to do another surgery.
One of my fav things to do is ride my bike down the Silver Strand along the beach.

ah sorry I didn't know.
I started to think it wasn't aloud to ride a bice over there. (you never know with Americans )
sounds like somthing from a movie to me. ride my bike down the Silver Strand along the beach.

christophe wrote:

cyn wrote:

christophe wrote:
Ride a bike?
I must be realy stupid

Ahhh no, see I had knee surgery and am on crutches for 6 months until they think the bone has healed enough to do another surgery.
One of my fav things to do is ride my bike down the Silver Strand along the beach.

ah sorry I didn't know.
I started to think it wasn't aloud to ride a bice over there. (you never know with Americans )
sounds like somthing from a movie to me. ride my bike down the Silver Strand along the beach.

I know, I know, we are all a bunch of nuts especially the ones from California. I blame the sun.

Spent 3 hours at IKEA today. Could have done something nicer, but Sara is boss sometimes

Spent 3 hours at IKEA today. Could have done something nicer, but Sara is boss sometimes