Ok, so its been a while since I interacted on these fabulous pages, but sadly sometimes you have to 'Self Isolate' and 'Socially Distant' yourselves when life changes in so many ways. I wont dwell on the last two year but in a nutshell I left the Royal Air Force in March 2018, after 30 years service, I bowed out gracefully into civvy street, however it left a massive hole in my life as it was the job I had been doing since aged 17. Fortunately I went straight into employment and for the last two years I have been supporting Military Veterans and Serving Military Personnel suffering with PTSD. Basically I went from fixing Planes, Bullets, Bombs and Guns to Fixing People pretty much overnight. Add into that moving house (into our own and not military accommodation) sadly losing family members to illness, losing our Horse (Sadly collapsed and died whilst galloping along the beach at Holkham with my wife riding him) all of which had a massive effect on my own mental health and cycling mojo. Despite my skills at helping others through traumatic events I struggled to deal with my own. Fast forward to the here and now and Covid-19 and I suddenly found myself working from home. Not only did it give me time to reflect on things it also spurred me on to get my cycling mojo back in gear. More daylight hours meant I could get my Man Cave in order and dust down my collection, but going stir crazy at a laptop day in day out also prompted me to get out a bike and pedal off into the countryside and explore parts right on my doorstep I didn't know existed. So as you can see something good has come out of this lockdown, well for me anyway. My mental health has improved, my fitness levels are slowly getting better, and I am getting out on my bikes which took me years to build, source and complete. Here are a few pics of the last weeks rides. (Apologies admin for the newish bike that appears)
Stay Safe and hopefully catch up with a few of you once the dust settles and 'Normality' what ever that may be resumes
Jussa
(Military Veteran, Self Isolating & Social Distancing Since March 2018 - Present Day)
Stay Safe and hopefully catch up with a few of you once the dust settles and 'Normality' what ever that may be resumes

Jussa
(Military Veteran, Self Isolating & Social Distancing Since March 2018 - Present Day)