The eureka looks very much like the golite Shangri la 3 - which is a brilliant tent I've used it for up to 4 people.

Wikiup also do a version which is pricier. I can't seem to find anyone doing a version of the shangri la 5 which would be great for 4

I followed Bill Bailey's walk on the Ridgeway before I rode it . . . I am glad I was on two wheels but he did seem to enjoy it enough to do it again

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Matt wrote:

Bearbonesnorm wrote:a sit down 3 course with waitress service

Sounds good, this year is just getting better & better!!

Matt - I think you and Taylor should provide this service - you both like getting dressed up for dinner . . .I'm sure we could find you some suitable outfits online somewhere

I am in Manchester today so was planning on popping in to see Shona. I want something that I can more road friendly gears on. That is lighter - so ti Fargo would be my thought. I need height at the front not just flat and the high head tube of the Fargo appeals. I doubt I'd have drop bars on it as t...

A somewhat random request I know, but in trying to find a bike that will be more road like than my stooge. But works with my new non bendy neck

I was wondering if anyone has one I can take a look at to see if I could make it work.

I always think Matt's waterbottle cover fashioned out of a plastic milk carton is a good idea - but ive never got around to making one myself. tbh I try and make sure the outside of the bottle is clean before I go near it - and I don't tend to drink much anyway as I ride either way ive never been ill

We're in too :)

Happy Christmas everyone hope you all have a good one

Really wanted to join you, but I'm afraid my (very sensible) fear of falling got the better of me.
Had a couple of brief encounters with ice so far this year and I'm not sure I have the nerve for it at the moment

PM sent :)

I'm with chew, it's what noses were made for, looks extra special when you have to use it to do the unlock pattern

I used to cycle under a bridge in peterborough fairly often, it had a metal gate to navigate before you went under. Every time I went past in either direction I would see a figure crouched underneath the platform of the bridge. It wasn't there is I looked straight at it- but always out of the corner...

I'm still steadily shrinking and am now at 66kg :)

Here in the socialist Republic of south Yorkshire we like a committee. . . Except the one responsible for the tree crisis - they're rubbish

We seem to have a Brexit situation for the northern winter bivi - the consensus seems to be that it's wanted . . . But the plans on how it's going to happen are not coming together so easily!

I think we almost got to agreeing that a Yorkshire/peaks event on 'the winter bivi weekend' would work

A big thank you from me! I can quite honestly say I didn't speak to a single person about the BB200 before the event who thought it was a good idea for me to give it a try. However I was compelled to do it as I knew it would be a real test of what I was capable of post neck fiasco. It was tough and ...

The lasagne was huge!

Had to share - Mike has been so confused as to how strava said he'd only used 3500 calories for the entire BB200 . . . After listening to him grumbling about it for a while I checked his account - he'd listed his weight as 78lb! I think he was worried he was going to have to cut back on his cake con...

Great pic! Good see you Chew :)

A local hotel for local people . . . They may need to rethink their business model

Oh and it closes early on Monday 9.30, doesn't open on Tuesdays and is open as normal the rest of the week - until 11.30 on Sat

Just in case you are thinking of ringing to check if it's open tomorrow - Google says it won't be :)

The last review on Google was written 3 months ago - and it wasn't something along the lines of -'we ate a stale pie and contracted ecoli' - it actually sounded promising

Looks like a tumbled dryer drum with no holes :)

He works in Mike miles - they are far more peculiar