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I've got to say that I didn't really 'get' The League of Gentlemen' so I missed that, I'll search it out.

Don Giovanni from the Met in 2000, my son is a huge opera fan. When he was younger he cost us a lot of money as we took him to see Pavarotti (his hero ) three times .

Well there's Renegade but I don't think the Cardiff twang counts as Welsh ?

Thank you Ian, Don Estelle has got a cracking singing voice

I am watching an opera (dvd) with my son, then camping in front of the TV to watch the FA Cup final with a beer (or two)

Do you know where it is ?

I can't remember whether you were with us when we called in at Boano's shop in Italy Fred ? Here's Ivano Boano showing us how to ride a T700 properly...........

I think I was next to go through

I was lucky Fred, I bought them off a guy on a forum for £120, he hadn't even worn them and sent me the receipt incase of any problem with them. They are like walking in a pair of slippers compared with the Sidi Adventures but I still use my faithful Sidi Trials boots for trail riding.

Hah, I think I remember this one, I'm sure I was there ?

These will fall apart after about 2 months ?

I've recently bought the same boots Fred, I don't use my Sidi Adventure boots now as I prefer the Forma's

Now we all know (perhaps Tym is excepted) that you have to watch your P&Q's nowadays. Apparently you're not allowed to sing that lovely nursery rhyme anymore where you ask the black sheep if he's got any wool So let's see your photos/vids, anything that makes you laugh and feck the PC brigade ? I'll start with Benny Hill, a right wrong-un if ever there was ..........

I see that Jesus is comming ? has he been to the Kum and Go ?

You have bad boys in your area, be careful , the accountants are usually more aggresive than the doctors ?

Yes thet are tall, I put lowering links on the one I had.

Nice one Fred, the Dog is looking as cool as ever There was a XR650L on ebay last week, it was fairly low mileage , had lots of spares but was using a bit of oil and smoking on start up. I'm gutted as it went for £1900 , trouble was it was up near Glasgow, that's why I didn't bid

Looks like 12th century originally but has been added to several times........... https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1090185

Ace Chris, that first photo looks like Champagne country.

I'm sure they appreciate your custom ?

That looks ace Pete, practise some back end drifting on those corners ?

That's sooooooooooooo cool. I was lucky to have a fair bit of time talking to him and Sam Manicon about 8 years ago when I helped out at the opening of an overland company.

I can't see why not, as long as the wheel builder can get the correct length and bend for the spokes.

I think it may be old England, apart from the bits that were old Wales