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    #1952
    silverharp
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    I live by the coast and yesterday ice on grass never melted in the garden, no ice visible this morning, so good to go I reckon

    A belief in gender identity involves a level of faith as there is nothing tangible to prove its existence which, as something divorced from the physical body, is similar to the idea of a soul. - Colette Colfer



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    #1953
    rolling boh
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    Saw a couple out around dublin 15 roads seem fine from driving so will go out for a wee spin around dunboyne area .Keep it handy and enjoy getting out after lockdown yesterday .


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    #1954
    magicbastarder
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    bit misty out there this morning.


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    #1955
    cletus
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    I've is largely gone here this morning, but there's a dog down. Might just wait and see does it burn off


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    #1956
    secman
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    cletus wrote: »
    I've is largely gone here this morning, but there's a dog down. Might just wait and see does it burn off

    I know what you are trying to say :)


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    #1957
    rolling boh
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    Very foggy out around Dunboyne will need your lights on


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    #1958
    cletus
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    secman wrote: »
    I know what you are trying to say :)

    The beauty of trying to type messages and feed your children at the same time :D


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    #1959
    LollipopJimmy
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    bazermc wrote: »
    Anybody out in Dublin cc and what is like? Seems much better then yesterday.

    Bit late I know but its grand, at 5pm yesterday the car was frozen over in the garden, at midnight it was defrosted fully.


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    #1960
    AndrewJRenko
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    bazermc wrote: »
    Anybody out in Dublin cc and what is like? Seems much better then yesterday.
    silverharp wrote: »
    I live by the coast and yesterday ice on grass never melted in the garden, no ice visible this morning, so good to go I reckon

    Nice to get out this morning after a week of walking instead of cycling - the weighing scales tells that the walking doesn't really do it for me.

    Are we through the icy spell now?


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    #1961
    magicbastarder
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    still nearly a centimetre of ice on the garden pond this morning.


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    #1962
    bazermc
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    Normality has been restored. Roads not icy just wet and filthy, runners in bike lanes and cars not giving 2mm of space never mind 2 meters.


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    #1963
    magicbastarder
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    Mercian Pro wrote: »
    Itching to get back up to the Park again but then saw this in this morning's Irish Times:
    "Prof Deasy said the public needed to reduce regular activity that may put them at risk so hospitals can cope with the surge in critical care treatment required to manage emergency coronavirus cases and urgent cancer care.
    'We are still seeing people falling off ladders and bicycles, and slipping on ice so we need people to be very mindfull' he said, warning that healthcare services were compromised "
    i can expect this message to get louder and louder over the coming days, despite the lack of ice. i'd say hospital is the last place you'll want to be soon, and one of the easiest ways of catching the pox.


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    #1964
    rolling boh
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    Could well be a bit of a clampdown on various activities like cycling will become a bit antisocial to be brought to hospital after falling off a bike during a leisure spin .Am sure a few were in a&e over the last few days from a range of weekend pursuits sporting or D I Y .


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    #1965
    tomasrojo
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    There is an elevated risk of falls when it's icy, but I suppose it depends on how much cycling you do and what type.

    I seem to fall off the bike about once every 80,000km, so it's not really an activity that carries a high risk of me going to the hospital.

    (All just utility stuff; no sporting stuff, no off-road)


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    #1966
    silverharp
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    rolling boh wrote: »
    Could well be a bit of a clampdown on various activities like cycling will become a bit antisocial to be brought to hospital after falling off a bike during a leisure spin .Am sure a few were in a&e over the last few days from a range of weekend pursuits sporting or D I Y .

    I doubt its on anyone's radar unless loads of people take up extreme mountain biking all of a sudden :pac:

    A belief in gender identity involves a level of faith as there is nothing tangible to prove its existence which, as something divorced from the physical body, is similar to the idea of a soul. - Colette Colfer



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    #1967
    JMcL
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    Haven't been on the bile this year yet, between the state of the roads for the past week (all the backroads were sheets of black ice where the sun didn't hit - and that's on the coast), and resting up a sprained ankle after going down in some mud walking the dog during the break.

    Despite not having a fall resulting in much more than injuries to pride for the past decade, I'm minded with the current situation in hospitals (on the back of the Claire Byrne show last night if nothing else) to get the turbo back out for the duration. I'm sick to the teeth of my 5km semi-circle at this stage anyway, and my previous strategy of taking an hour when the kids left for school is now up the swanee


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    #1968
    LollipopJimmy
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    Went upstairs to get changed into cycling gear, came back down in my slippers and currently deciding if it's too early to open a beer.

    Wimp....


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    #1969
    LollipopJimmy
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    LollipopJimmy wrote: »
    Went upstairs to get changed into cycling gear, came back down in my slippers and currently deciding if it's too early to open a beer.

    Wimp....

    It wasn't too early BTW...


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    #1970
    eeeee
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    I ate half a cake instead this evening :eek:


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    #1971
    byrnem31
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    I was out in it coming home from work at 5pm. Got pissed on, soaked right through. There were other cyclist out also.


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    #1972
    LollipopJimmy
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    eeeee wrote: »
    I ate half a cake instead this evening :eek:

    My birthday, I have been spoiled rotten, Wagyu steak and Black Forest Gateau, my favourite


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    #1973
    eeeee
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    LollipopJimmy wrote: »
    My birthday, I have been spoiled rotten, Wagyu steak and Black Forest Gateau, my favourite

    It's my birthday too!
    I'm currently drinking wine and eating cheese from the packet.
    I gymmed for lunch today, that means you can have 2 dinners, cake and cheese doesn't it?!


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    #1974
    LollipopJimmy
    Registered Users Posts: 5,442 ✭✭✭LollipopJimmy


    eeeee wrote: »
    It's my birthday too!
    I'm currently drinking wine and eating cheese from the packet.
    I gymmed for lunch today, that means you can have 2 dinners, cake and cheese doesn't it?!

    Happy birthday, you know we share a birthday with Dublin Airport?

    And yes, two dinners!


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    #1975
    Seth Brundle
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    Happy birthday to you both!
    eeeee wrote: »
    It's my birthday too!
    I'm currently drinking wine and eating cheese from the packet.
    I can't help thinking of this...

    fat.jpg


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    #1976
    LollipopJimmy
    Registered Users Posts: 5,442 ✭✭✭LollipopJimmy


    Seth Brundle wrote: »
    Happy birthday to you both!


    I can't help thinking of this...

    fat.jpg

    Are you looking in eeeee's window?


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    #1977
    eeeee
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    Are you stalking me Seth?! :P

    3 of my friends were also also born today. Only the best people arrived today!

    And it's the day most people give up on their new year's resolutions. Here's to failure! :D


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    #1978
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    Here that picture could be me if I was left alone with a block of cheddar :D

    I don't have a sweet tooth really but cheese is something I love and have to be disciplined about, like if we had a bag of grated stuff or even a block it would some for on the sandwich and some for my mouth.


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    #1979
    eeeee
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    I am also a big cheese lover. And dairy in general. I am the dairy queen.
    I ate a whole wedge of St. Agur these eve. And some good gouda. I'm gonna stop any minute now :pac:


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    #1980
    Seth Brundle
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    I wasn't saying that was you in the pic - just that i was reminded if it.
    Personally I love cheese if it's from a cow. Hate the smell of sheep's and goat's cheeses - ugh. I adore blue cheese, especially if it is very mature - I find it hard to stop eating it. Had some St Agur earlier myself with some crackers but it is nicer with fresh baguette.


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    #1981
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    eeeee wrote: »
    I am also a big cheese lover. And dairy in general. I am the dairy queen.
    I ate a whole wedge of St. Agur these eve. And some good gouda. I'm gonna stop any minute now :pac:

    Do they do the mini BabyBel Gouda here ???? Don't think I've ever seen it here and it was decent the few times I've had it when over there.

    Be a nice snack with some crackers when out on a spin.


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