Brighton Big Dog, 15th August + AFTERMATH
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Re: Brighton Big Dog, 15th August
a great day, despite not being able to be around much.
I would definitely Marshall again, that was great fun for the short time i helped out.
so nice to see some familiar faces, ESPECIALLY ibeleiveinfixies. long time since he popped up!
didn't get any pictures, too busy blah blah blah!
a great day, despite not being able to be around much.
I would definitely Marshall again, that was great fun for the short time i helped out.
so nice to see some familiar faces, ESPECIALLY ibeleiveinfixies. long time since he popped up!
didn't get any pictures, too busy blah blah blah!
Re: Brighton Big Dog, 15th August
was good to see you and meet the Mrs and the litte one Max
lovely little family you got there!
good to see you too Mike & Mike
chest pains aside, it was an 'invigarating' day to say the least......curry mid laps is not recommended.
was good to see you and meet the Mrs and the litte one Max
lovely little family you got there!good to see you too Mike & Mike
chest pains aside, it was an 'invigarating' day to say the least......curry mid laps is not recommended.
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Nice photos mister, but then maybe I'm biased!
Nice to meet faces new, not so new,
and old aquaintances too!
Had a great day, riding around a fantastic course and in good weather! That's what it's all about
Cheers!
Mike
Nice photos mister, but then maybe I'm biased!
Nice to meet faces new, not so new,
and old aquaintances too!
Had a great day, riding around a fantastic course and in good weather! That's what it's all about
Cheers!
Mike
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Hey,
Don't forget it was a team effort,
Cheers Mike
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -z697df8/A
The only photo I can see so far, were you too fast for the cameraman! :shock:
Me again
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -V39kWwt/A
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -8xwFWDT/A
And some other dodgy fellow!
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -j3NZ6pw/A
Sorry I can't work out how to put pics on here directly I'm a cyclist, not a coputer whizz kid!
Mike
Hey,
Don't forget it was a team effort,
Cheers Mike
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -z697df8/A
The only photo I can see so far, were you too fast for the cameraman! :shock:
Me again
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -V39kWwt/A
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -8xwFWDT/A
And some other dodgy fellow!
http://www.davehaywardphotos.com/Cyclin ... -j3NZ6pw/A
Sorry I can't work out how to put pics on here directly
I'm a cyclist, not a coputer whizz kid! Mike
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Here you are Mike !
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Me, again :roll:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Another of our number, who rode it SOLO!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Well done mate
Mike
Here you are Mike !
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Me, again :roll:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Another of our number, who rode it SOLO!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinshel ... 272109926/
Well done mate
Mike
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You should try the Tea stall.. EPIC levels of tea-urn curatorship and trying to keep it all warm and at the strict builders tea levels of fortitude.. must be like doing 8 laps or summat, on a single speed with the brakes locked on. There is now an EU used teabag mountain that they don't know how to handle.
All things considered, for the Brighton levels of coffee indulgance, it was quite manic. Something like 120+ gallons of water used. TEA.
Went home smelling of tea.
Anyhow, there was some bike racing too. Which was nice. Went a walk around the woods and watched you all, magic.
Think i went probably the 2nd bigdog and didn't really know anyone, this year, so many familiar faces so it was great. A really good event.
Glad you all enjoyed it also.
D
You should try the Tea stall.. EPIC levels of tea-urn curatorship and trying to keep it all warm and at the strict builders tea levels of fortitude.. must be like doing 8 laps or summat, on a single speed with the brakes locked on. There is now an EU used teabag mountain that they don't know how to handle.
All things considered, for the Brighton levels of coffee indulgance, it was quite manic. Something like 120+ gallons of water used. TEA.
Went home smelling of tea.
Anyhow, there was some bike racing too. Which was nice. Went a walk around the woods and watched you all, magic.
Think i went probably the 2nd bigdog and didn't really know anyone, this year, so many familiar faces so it was great. A really good event.
Glad you all enjoyed it also.
D
