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I've been doing that a bit lately too. I'll probably head down to the basement at some point this afternoon.Originally Posted by The Rev Arthur Belling
Nice one.
I always fancied doing something similar, but I don't really have the time anymore, not to mention the money involved. That must cost you a small fortune?
I like watching motor sport and go to Silverstone for the F1 most years. I've bought a ticket for this year but not sure if it will go ahead with the C virus. Spa and Austria on my bucket list too, but hopefully that will be next year.
I have all booked up for Le Mans this year but I think that is going to be money down the drain along with the Euros. :-/
I never really thought about doing the Nordschleife as it was only something that I’d read about but it is actually really easy to do. As is a track day at Spa, both of which are absolutely epic. Seriously.
It all seemed a bit overwhelming to organise initially as I’d not done much before but it is dead easy to do - you just need to get organised but it is well worth it. And it isn’t all boy racers either, so you will not feel left out or intimidated.
Do it, or you will regret NOT doing it! Honestly, there are all sorts of people and machinery there.
If you want to PM me I’ll tell you how I organised it all. It is really very simple
I live about 10 mins from Castle Combe, a great track for track days
Used to spend alot of time at Thruxton track when i worked for the MOD, close enough to have a skive for the afternoon and then get back to work for overtime in the eveningused to know a guy who helped run it, i would do laps in my combo works van
As long as I use my headphones I should get away with it 🎸🤘
Excellent!I live about 10 mins from Castle Combe, a great track for track days
Used to spend alot of time at Thruxton track when i worked for the MOD, close enough to have a skive for the afternoon and then get back to work for overtime in the evening
would drive to work over Salisbury plains tank tracks and then rant the van around ThruxtonExcellent!
Knocking one out , cracking one off , shooting the pistol
I assumed when you said walking it was a typo
That's correct
More self masturbation than self isolation eh Sludge
Me and my best friend will be in close personal contact over the next few monthsMore self masturbation than self isolation eh Sludge
why hasn't anyone mentioned porn watching ??
Fishing for me too Sludge. Ogmore river with my fly rod, spinning rod and light ledgering rod. Love it.
Spedger
im a nightclub dj... unemployed one now at that... but will continue to work on my mixes from home, will also do a bit of diy... daughter has just been diagnosed with knockturnal asthma so ill be working on her room as well as other home improvements to ease her suffering... on no income i dont know how but dads do what they gotta do for the little princesses
Watching City: that's gone
Travel: Three trips abroad have had to be abandoned with a fourth one (to Azerbaihjan for the Euros) to follow.
Three different language classes: they have been suspended
The gym: That's closed
Group walks: they will be stopped
They will be replaced by:
Helping elderly and vulnerable neighbours
Gardening
DIY
Walking solo or with a friend at a suitable distance
Cycling
Languages, self-tuition
Converting my wee beach bar at the foot of my garden to the mini-est of gyms
Listening to Organ Morgan's rendition of 'Reasons To Be Cheerful'
Forgot gigs: I was due to see Santana in Dublin this weekend. Orf, of course.
Used to fish the ogmore and various local rivers under ogmore angling association
Used to walk to bus stop after school down newcastle hill and over the old stone bridge by the old embassy cinema .......I would stop to see the posters outside the embassy for films , I remember the one for jaws would draw me in ......then walk back to the cobbled stone bridge where I would watch brownies feeding on flies , sometimes staying too long and missing the bus home
I love brownies , such aggressive fighting fish and the take on the fly is so exciting . I also enjoy spinning and worming but prefer spinning as I prefer to return all fish I catch and worming leads to deep hooked fish .
The trouble with trout fishing is the season is so short that's why I got into sea and coarse fishing so I could enjoy my hobby all year round . But these days a knackered ankle means sea fishing is too tough on the body so I have sold all my sea tackle and just trout and coarse fish instead
I fish the thaw in the vale of glamorgan , the ewenny is a nice little wild brown trout river close by , have thought of joining pencoed anglers
Take care spedger
Best wishes to you and your daughter mr moon
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