1000 miles in 2025
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Par by the end of today is 84.9
30 Jan
4:41pm, 30 Jan 2025
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hillstrider
@EdGreig thanks. I still haven't sorted it, despite using the help button, so if it is still not available, I will visit the local IT Shop to sort it out. They are very helpful.
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30 Jan
6:38pm, 30 Jan 2025
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hillstrider
@EdGreig its sorted itself out now, so I won't have to drive into the village again tomorrow 😁
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30 Jan
8:19pm, 30 Jan 2025
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PeterFay
4.8 miles today including 3.2 in company at 11:38 pace. @Mrsbridgewater on my back again too  I disapprove of washing bowls. A kitchen sink is well engineered to perform that function; why impair it? ... |
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30 Jan
8:41pm, 30 Jan 2025
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hillstrider
@PeterFay a sink uses a lot more water than a bowl for washing up.
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30 Jan
9:04pm, 30 Jan 2025
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PeterFay
hillstrider wrote: @PeterFay a sink uses a lot more water than a bowl for washing up. That is the one argument in its favour but then one could have a smaller sink or half fill it ... |
9:02am
9:02am, 31 Jan 2025
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geordiegirl
Thanks you guys appreciate the support from you all in hospital waiting to go down, surgeon retrieved me but physio helped - feels like bad cop / good cop
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9:02am
9:02am, 31 Jan 2025
26,505 posts
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geordiegirl
I’ll catch up on your news and antics when I’m sofa surfing.
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11:48am
11:48am, 31 Jan 2025
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steve45
Thanks EdG and good miles going into work. There's a lot of year left to get to the line! Well run again Peter, you seem none the worse following all that time off though not quite as zippy as you were. Yet! I reckon you'll soon be as you were. We wouldn't do without a washing up bowl, we're very careful with how much water we use, especially hot water. The stainless steel sink draws the heat from the water quicker than the bowl does. ....quite apart from the quantity of water needed. The old ceramic sinks were another matter, and aesthetically very pleasing; sadly not many about nowadays. 3.1 miles wasn't as good as yesterday but at least the sun ☀️ was shining. |
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11:54am
11:54am, 31 Jan 2025
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PeterFay
Bright calm but frosty morning here. 3.2 miles clocked at an easy pace taking me to 142 total for 2025. Looking back at my statistics, I was already slowing up before my "time off" due to back, @steve45 . Not getting any younger. |
12:12pm
12:12pm, 31 Jan 2025
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Looby Loo
4 this morning meant I ended the month with two green ticks. All the best GG. Fetch tells me it was my 34th best of 53 times over this route it’s one stat I’m not too fond of. Here’s to everyone having a great February. |
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