mike wilson wrote:
>First Northumbrian distillery in 200 years opens just off the route of your
>last day. Would seem churlish not to visit.
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>https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-65038894
Ooh, looks nice! And I can probably sell Lisa on the "Anglo-Saxon
Museum" angle ;-)
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First Northumbrian distillery in 200 years opens just off the route of your
last day. Would seem churlish not to visit.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-65038894
> On 18/03/2023 16:20 Mark Roberts wrote:
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> Bob W PDML wrote:
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> >That sounds very unpleasant and disabling,
Could have been worse - it's that daffodil time of year
> On 19/03/2023 16:35 Steve Cottrell wrote:
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> Sorry mate I should have further along the thread - sorry to see this. Must
> have been a sobering experience! ‘Stroke’ ! You sure it didn’t say ‘Nil by
> Pentax’ ;-)
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> C
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Sorry mate I should have further along the thread - sorry to see this. Must
have been a sobering experience! ‘Stroke’ ! You sure it didn’t say ‘Nil by
Pentax’ ;-)
C
On 19 Mar 2023, at 08:33, Bob W PDML wrote:
It happened just over four weeks ago so I’m well on the road to recovery now. I
It happened just over four weeks ago so I’m well on the road to recovery now.
I was in A for about four hours - you go to the front of the queue if you
have a head injury, so I was seen and treated straight away.
Once my head had cleared I noticed they’d written ‘?stroke’ against my name on
Sheesh! Waht happened? You’re in hospital??
C
On 17 Mar 2023, at 15:27, Bob W PDML wrote:
It also depends to some extent how well my fractured collarbone has healed. I
expect to be discharged at the end of April,
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The bike wasn’t particularly damaged apparently. The helmet was a write-off,
of course, but they must be insured for that sort of thing.
I’ll try and make it to Dorset. I’m trying to plan my hols at the moment, which
were going to involve a vintage bike ride in France that week, but I think
Bob W PDML wrote:
>That sounds very unpleasant and disabling, I hope you make a quick and
>complete recovery.
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>It was a motorbike mishap for me. I was doing my compulsory basic training
>with a view to buying a 125-equivalent electric motorbike. When the instructor
>dropped his arm to signal
At least it was someone else's bike (as all the motorcyclists on here will be
thinking) but full marks for commitment. We will be in Dorset first week
of July, if you are healed and fancy meeting up.
> On 17/03/2023 19:02 Bob W PDML wrote:
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> That sounds very unpleasant and
That sounds very unpleasant and disabling, I hope you make a quick and complete
recovery.
It was a motorbike mishap for me. I was doing my compulsory basic training with
a view to buying a 125-equivalent electric motorbike. When the instructor
dropped his arm to signal an emergency stop I
Bob W PDML wrote:
>Ill be in Paris from 18-21 May.
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>10th and 11th are possibilities but Im trying to arrange a trip to
>Amsterdam and the NL for May sometime, so its a bit uncertain.
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>It also depends to some extent how well my fractured collarbone has healed.
>I expect to be discharged
Wandering is wonderfully healing after a loss and sadness of such
magnitude.. especially in the natural world.
I spent over 3 months wandering coast to coast in US and Canada after
months of caregiving my sweetheart
in 1993 ... we will be expecting lots of wonderful photos of course!
ann
On
I’ll be in Paris from 18-21 May.
10th and 11th are possibilities but I’m trying to arrange a trip to Amsterdam
and the NL for May sometime, so it’s a bit uncertain.
It also depends to some extent how well my fractured collarbone has healed. I
expect to be discharged at the end of April, and
We'll be in the UK in May, finishing up the final third of our Pennine
Way walk and doing some general wandering.
We arrive in London on May 9 but we'll probably only be there for a
day or two before heading north for the walk. We're spending most of
our time in The North (eckythump!) but still
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