Bit quiet around here.....
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Buz
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I think someone needs to get a thread going for the next Grand Day Out. 
mr badger
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ohh soo quiet....
does that help?
BOO!
does that help?
Bikes always in dock!
Shhhh!
sorry
Og, you are a total nutter. 
Thought I would pop in and say hello. Never been here before, must make a wish
Og, you are a total nutter.
Thang queue berry mush.
you should see wot i've done in here:
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=186088
Hi Mandy, welcome to the area. I know Civil, Og, and Thunder, oh and Sue 101 from your neck of the woods. Well I say your neck of the woods, but I'm not to sure about the location of you all.
I've never yet made it to the Emerald Isle but keep intending to so as the years slowly pass.
Ok, our area is mainly flat. Yup flat like Holland. Can be a bit flatish. A bit flatter than a flat thing. But we have big, big skys. Far as you can see in all directions, but a bit sandy and boggy underfoot, and a bit flat.
We have Norwich and Cambridge, an Ipswich an kings Lynn on the four quaters. Norwich has a high Castle but all the other towns are a bit errrr flat.
We tend to call a ladder here an altitude simulator. Cos its a bit flat.
Got lots of airfields around here, some still in use and some deserted. Built cos it was a bit flatish.
Got the Norfolk Broads as well, dug up for the peat. Great for boating holidays, but a bit inland and flat.
Most of us go down to Italy and the Alps three or more times a year coz there not quite so flat flat.
We are a nice friendly tribe so come on over for a holiday some time to the Flatlanders area.
I've never yet made it to the Emerald Isle but keep intending to so as the years slowly pass.
Ok, our area is mainly flat. Yup flat like Holland. Can be a bit flatish. A bit flatter than a flat thing. But we have big, big skys. Far as you can see in all directions, but a bit sandy and boggy underfoot, and a bit flat.
We have Norwich and Cambridge, an Ipswich an kings Lynn on the four quaters. Norwich has a high Castle but all the other towns are a bit errrr flat.
We tend to call a ladder here an altitude simulator. Cos its a bit flat.
Got lots of airfields around here, some still in use and some deserted. Built cos it was a bit flatish.
Got the Norfolk Broads as well, dug up for the peat. Great for boating holidays, but a bit inland and flat.
Most of us go down to Italy and the Alps three or more times a year coz there not quite so flat flat.
We are a nice friendly tribe so come on over for a holiday some time to the Flatlanders area.
oooh!
i used to go to Norwich a lot.
early 80's - courier - film footage for Anglia TV - best works canteen in the country, run by two little old ladies Wonderful tea and cakes 
them roads - FUN when 'making progress'
ANYhow...
did he mention it's a bit flat up there
i used to go to Norwich a lot.
early 80's - courier - film footage for Anglia TV - best works canteen in the country, run by two little old ladies
Wonderful tea and cakes them roads - FUN
when 'making progress' ANYhow...
did he mention it's a bit flat up there
i used to go to Norwich a lot.
early 80's - courier - film footage for Anglia TV
I don't beleeeeve this. Need to check my dilly dally daily diaries but I know I did work to them.
Just love the flat roads.
cheesysalesman
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Reading these posts suggest that there 'aint much going on in East Anglia. If there was a little weekend ride in prospect, I would gladly rock up. Not joined an arranged ride before so non solo would be fun - I think.. Hilly or flat, no matter providing that there is a bacon butty at some stage.
Deathiance
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Ace Cafe .............
Any of you dodgy buggers off to the Ace Cafe this Sunday, BMW bike day?
Any of you dodgy buggers off to the Ace Cafe this Sunday, BMW bike day?
Any of you dodgy buggers off to the Ace Cafe this Sunday, BMW bike day?
Yup - I'm going.
Hi Mandy, welcome to the area. I know Civil, Og, and Thunder, oh and Sue 101 from your neck of the woods. Well I say your neck of the woods, but I'm not to sure about the location of you all.
I've never yet made it to the Emerald Isle but keep intending to so as the years slowly pass.
Ok, our area is mainly flat. Yup flat like Holland. Can be a bit flatish. A bit flatter than a flat thing. But we have big, big skys. Far as you can see in all directions, but a bit sandy and boggy underfoot, and a bit flat.
We have Norwich and Cambridge, an Ipswich an kings Lynn on the four quaters. Norwich has a high Castle but all the other towns are a bit errrr flat.
We tend to call a ladder here an altitude simulator. Cos its a bit flat.
Got lots of airfields around here, some still in use and some deserted. Built cos it was a bit flatish.
Got the Norfolk Broads as well, dug up for the peat. Great for boating holidays, but a bit inland and flat.
Most of us go down to Italy and the Alps three or more times a year coz there not quite so flat flat.
We are a nice friendly tribe so come on over for a holiday some time to the Flatlanders area.
Cheers Noddy you paint a great picture of your wee part of the world
Cheers Noddy you paint a great picture of your wee part of the world
It's not as flat as he makes out. We have 2 hills here (actually, they are mountains) in North Norfolk. The highest point is 316ft above see level.
I'm planning the first ever ascent of the infamous "Beeston bump" without oxygen soon. I plan to do it at night, as the air is more dense, so less risk of altitude sickness. I should be home for breakfast (Smoke me a kipper).
The Cambridgeshire fens, now they are flatter than a plate of wee wee....
It's not as flat as he makes out. We have 2 hills here (actually, they are mountains) in North Norfolk. The highest point is 316ft above see level.
I'm planning the first ever ascent of the infamous "Beeston bump" without oxygen soon. I plan to do it at night, as the air is more dense, so less risk of altitude sickness. I should be home for breakfast (Smoke me a kipper).
The Cambridgeshire fens, now they are flatter than a plate of wee wee....
Steady on -we have one hill in Cambridge ...Castle Hill. Must be at least 60' high.
I'm planning the first ever ascent of the infamous "Beeston bump" without oxygen soon. I plan to do it at night, as the air is more dense, so less risk of altitude sickness. I should be home for breakfast (Smoke me a kipper).
The Cambridgeshire fens, now they are flatter than a plate of wee wee....
Steady on -we have one hill in Cambridge ...Castle Hill. Must be at least 60' high.
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