Sir Fallsalot

Beats the shit outta me, i have no idea

Out with some mates a few years ago

I had similar years ago trying to find a place called Eglwyswrw funny thing is i could pronounce it properly as soon as i was put right it's pronounced something like this egg-lis-oo-roo!

It took me the best part of a year to pronounce it like the locals do still don't think i say it right though

We went off AutoCad to Draftsight because it was free but a few years later they started to charge for it, It cost £70 a year per licence now. i only use it for simple electrical drawings none of that fancy shit you do Simple shit like this

Think i might have shared this before makes me laugh every time Turn the sound up, sorry @Clive no good for you don't waste your time clicking on it

I tend to agree but i work with a lad that will have brown sauce on his Sunday dinner as well as the gravy

Meat and not the kind your usually gagging on

It's a good job i don't like curry then

Your going to kill me now, i cant stand rice

Yup its a good job its not white sauce

Ahh but i like spaghetti but with tomato ketchup on it

No it had tomatoes in it i cant stand them but for some reason i like tomato ketchup

Putting a picture up doesn't make it any clearer I prefer HP brown sauce

I don't like Lasagne but you cant beat proper chip shop chips

This was a very quiet and peaceful place to walk all that was there were birds chirping and squirrels hopping from branch to branch That was until me and my mate turned up

Yes i agree with both comments, they have cut all the trees at the start of the quarry one there's a few mucky bits that can catch you out. At the moment there's multiple user signs on either end of this lane and i could see evidence of 4x4 use so if they have use of it they will fight tooth and nail trying to keep it as they have less than us to use

Tell me about it the rain on the way out was only drizzle so not too bad it got bad when i was at the furthest point from home so had no choice but to tough it out, mind you i should have headed home after Elan valley instead of going around the res and adding a couple more hours to my ride home

My ride today didn't go as planned. I started off by going to get fuel and while there a copper pulled in which immediately reminded me i hadn't taxed the bike so went home to do it on but it just wouldn't let me do it. No problem i thought i'll just nip down the post office only to find out not every post office will do vehicle tax anymore. Took me over an hour to get it sorted and ended up riding to Builth Wells on the A470 to make up time instead of all the back roads i'd planned to do and it rained most of the way there. I Started the trails at Builth wells quarry this and the two lanes after they were all quite sloppy my worn out C02 rear tyre was letting me know every inch it travelled how worn it was, but at least the rain had stopped Don't look too bad here but the fields were wetter than an otters pocket Looking back from these lanes i headed to one that follows the A470 from Newbridge on Wye towards Rhayader which was nice and easy its been graded to suit pushbikes as its part of a cycle route now after this had a look at a lane i haven't done in years just outside Rhayader it's only short but after travelling up it a bit i stopped because it was too deeply rutted for the 650's fat ass and the rear tyre had no grip to stay on the sides of the ruts. I walked up to see how far the ruts went and for once listened to my own advise and turned back next was the lane i know as Piano keys it heads up to the top end of the Elan valley and its a cracking lane for the bigger bikes at least it would be if it hadn't started blowing a gale and raining this was the last time i got the camera out, my waterproofs had starting giving up at this time water getting through to my arms by the time i got to Claerwen Res after riding down the Elan Valley i could feel the wet getting to my body. Riding the track let me experience a strong head, tail and side wind as its snaked its way around the res, at the end of the track i decided to call it a day and headed home the quickest way possible which was the road to Tregaron, Lampeter, Llandovery and then back down the A470 over the beacons. even with shit tyres and the wet these roads were a dream to ride on the dog ran when i got home i was drenched only thing that was dry was my head It was the wettest 187 miles I've done in a long time The dog ran great right up until i got back to Merthyr where it coughed and died but started back up again straight away wondering if it sucked some shit through the carb i'll check it tomorrow

11c here at the moment hoping for a dryer ride tomorrow than i had today

If we don't here from you ever again we will know they are too heavy

I'm bored counting the hours before i get out on the bike tomorrow