Well that's 11 of us so far, only another 43 to go
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Well that's 11 of us so far, only another 43 to go
I'm somewhere but not sure where. Still clocking up plenty of cold wet miles on the bloodbikes (very Q this weekend but still 400+ miles)
Well done on the bloodbikes front mate, you and your colleagues are hero's in my eyes.Originally Posted by jer r1
I retired this year so am getting out on a bike a lot more, although not to far flung places like I had planned (apart from NZ in March, nearly forgotten that already) but not having employees, customers, suppliers and all the other stuff to think about does seem to make it feel quiet. Looking forward to getting up to Scotland in the Spring, weather and Covid allowing.I'm sure we are all getting less active after this year, Trev. Fingers crossed for next year
Just put the bin out. Can hardly see 75 metres down the street. Big meteor shower next week. Hope it improves.
I lurk
Must meet up some time, when all this madness is overI lurk
Absolutely! This year has pushed me even further in to my new hermit-like existence with working from home for half of it...would be great to catch up
Me! Me! Me! (That’s just one of me Judy) I check in frequently, contribute to a post if I have anything to add, but lament the lack of forum traffic. The good ol’ days of 2010-2012 when the forum was really buzzing seem like a lifetime ago, almost a different world. I’m not alone in pining for that kind of community and energy. Have all those formerly active members given up biking or just been corrupted by the dark side (Faceboke)? Chicky and I regularly meet up with a bunch of former members (Gerry (though he appears on here sporadically), CharleyX, Viking, Caz, Snowy, Lucinda, Jaydee) but those guys communicate primarily via FB. Maybe that’s where everyone else has ended up...
I think FB Groups were the killer for any forum busyness sadly. Those of us who shun FB are in the minority
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