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They several different types of food available at walk up windows. My wife was there so ended up getting a platter of sushi. Not a huge fan, but I'll eat it...

Wondered through downtown Golden and fell into the Golden Mill for dinner and beers. Weird place; you give them your credit card and then they give you a card that works in all of their card reader's. Then you walk up to one of the 30 taps in the place and pull your own beer. Most of the seating is outdoors on a large balcony above the river through town...

I want to make babies, lots of babies, then drop dead, let them grovel on their own for subsistence, it will build character.

Anything and everything historical in England has some attachement to the legend of Arthur Either that or the pissed farmer that drove into it with his tractor in 1957 was called Arthur

cant you attach your proud flag to the back of your gay bike...

My buddy Todd, (one of the guys that went with me on the California trip earlier this year), came to our house this weekend and brought his bike along. Plan is to do some light off road riding over next couple of days. We had as stop by the local liquor store to but some beers and booze for his friends back home in Missouri. Tipsy's Liquor has the biggest beer selection ever; two beer caves and 60 coolers! Todd got some rare beers for his bud's - one cost $31 per bottle! I mean, I like beer, but not at $31 per bottle....

Taps. Card scanners below the drain and a screen telling you about the beer in the tap. As you pour, it gives you a cost per ounce and cost per pour. Not sure I liked that - reminds you what an alcoholic you are and how much it';;s costing you.

@XTreme is exactly that a broken record …. He didn’t choose to leave Wales they kicked him out cause of his constant whineing….

Bloody hell Tym, no offence but aren't you a bit old for making babies ? I can't be bothered with all that huffing and puffing myself

I feel sorry for gay gimps now.

Yebbut we've claimed everything else that you've got (apart from the sheep), some people say that Owain Glyndwr really lived in Rotherham

Anyone notice the what looks to be phantom dog? If you look closely you can see pretty much straight through it

There's a guy on the other forum who'd be seriously losing his shit over this thread! And no doubt @Six30 would get another Incomprehensible Warning PM over his part in it! And he'd just take it.....like a bitch! A gay bitch in fact!

From what i understand you can still catch covid and spread it around after having the vaccine but its less likely you will become ill from it.

Not much of a RR but I did get out for a ride today. Crap sleep last night so I was up and away by 7.00am , it was quite misty when I got to Arthur's Stone which is up on a hill near Dorstone in Herefordshire . It was very quiet and the atmoshere suited the site.

So Bucky is taking great delight in informing everyone that @Six30 is gay, he equally loves to promote that belief that I am a Gimp. So which is best, is a better to be Gay or Gimp? We could start a poll, what do you think ?

@Richzx6r.....my condolences.

I'll just let you all know that my nan had the visit from Tina hobbly early this morning so I will be taking a few days away from everything to get my head round it all

The 85 bit is the turret and gun, the earlier ones weren't quite up to the task of ruining the German tankers' day.

Add Gay cunt , keep Uncle Buck involved in things .

Gay

Had a little ride around without any real destination in mind but I did stop here when I saw the tank.............

She tests me and my wife twice a week.....but we don't mix with many people during the days/weeks No........if they do show any symptoms they are told not! to come to work..

My daughter does the lateral flow tests on the staff and residents at the care home where she works. Some of the staff have failed the test, been sent home. One of them on the way home stopped at the local Covid test centre, and passed the test there!!!.......go figure

I'd be more inclined to ask how effective are the tests

well she does look a bit x eyed

yes you would need to give it a good wash afterwards Pete

Talking to my boss the other day and he said he paid £65 for one of those he tried to convince me the one i bought from china for £4.99 wasn't the same quality but comparing the two i just couldn't see the difference and i was happy with the extra £60 in my pocket

Very nice but I went for the cheap option. I won a 'cool cover' on eBay for 99p

Sorry to hear that Rich

And the place has improved so much since he left probably the exact opposite of whats happening to where he moved too

Looking at that photo i thought i'd already consumed a lot of beer lol

Still early today - about 5:30 AM as I type this. We're headed out to ride in a couple of hours once it warms up. Pics to follow....

He must have moved during the exposure. Still looks creepy though.

I 'd like that pickup truck as well. Sea foam green and cream colors were big back then.

I like to save the hard parts for the ladies Bob. Player mode off.

Another flouncer … this place is full of em.

yup £500 for the job.... but when its done and i want me money ... i'll be wanting £500 a sq metre... get in the van i'll take you to the bank.

Some more Then and Now pics of my local area. We always called this place the "Schiller Hotel" - I had no idea that it had been named a bunch of other names over the years. Anyway, found some cool colorized pics of the place. dates range from the 1880's to the 1940's....

I suppose I could hire a van??

On the way to Aspen, Mineral Creek overlook in 1890 and today....

We don't have a grocery store in town, or a petrol station or any other kinds of shops, but goddammit - we have an Opera House. Cause you never know when an opera might break out at any given moment. Pics from today, what looks like the 1920's and 1880....

mas fotos...

Couple from my 'hood...

I have one like that of my house, The first photo was given to my wife by the daughter of the baby girl in the photo, she was on the palliative care ward where my wife works. she was born in our house and died last year at the age of 90 This one was taken we think in the 40's And this a few years ago look at the growth of the trees on the hill behind you wouldn't even know there is a quarry there. The houses on the right have appeared and the road is now paved all the way, i wish it wasn't though

I love old pics and comparing them to new pics of the same place. Fortunately, photographing was popular in Colorado around the 1880's as the State was being discovered. Not of the same place, but it's the same train thingie. Late 1940's and today....