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billyam998
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Why you stuffing ya face instead of riding?   |
I'd done a loop out to willoughby and saw you and swainy go under the bridge before returning via old dalby/six hills, then dropped down into burton. A nice 30 miles, tea and a chat then back up the hill home.
I think I'd earnt my cake 
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JONNO
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The Eureka cyclists mecca on the Wirral has got waaay above it's station. You now get asked if you want white or brown bread for your beans on toast for goodness sake. And, you get a little Belgian biscuit if you order a cup of coffee. Pretensions of grandour or what! 
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Jesse
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| Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 5:58 pm Post subject: |
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| Jesse wrote: |
| Why you stuffing ya face instead of riding? |
I'd done a loop out to willoughby and saw you and swainy go under the bridge before returning via old dalby/six hills, then dropped down into burton. A nice 30 miles, tea and a chat then back up the hill home.
I think I'd earnt my cake |
Don't think you suffered enough for those brick sized slabs you could build a flippin house with those 
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Eros Polly
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There is a new cafe near Sibthorpe at the Portland Fishing Lakes roughly half way between Hawksworth and Shelton.
Plenty of room and good value. I had B-o-T (with 5 slices of toast  ) and tea for £2.60
http://www.portlandfishing.co.uk/ |
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billyam998
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| Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 10:53 am Post subject: |
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| Eros Polly wrote: |
There is a new cafe near Sibthorpe at the Portland Fishing Lakes roughly half way between Hawksworth and Shelton.
Plenty of room and good value. I had B-o-T (with 5 slices of toast ) and tea for £2.60
http://www.portlandfishing.co.uk/ |
thanks for that, sounds like a good alternative to gunthorpe lock (now poshed up and way above it's station) or hardys at farndon (ungrateful cows, who have forgotten who pays their wages)
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colinpeerman
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We found an excellent cafe on the way back from skeg last Sunday
Hansons chocolate house in Folkingham main street
www.mrchocolate.co.uk
A15 halfway between sleaford & bourne
two coffees + 2 of these lovely cakes just £11.10
perfect after 156 miles that weekend |
those prices look quite cheap to me. I mean coffee at £1.50 a cup would be a result where I live.
what are you complaining about ?
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kingy
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our club rub is of to Hallaton this Sunday (13/7/0 ........£££$$$ |
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special guest star
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who drank all the organic apple juice
you healthy bas t rad you healthy bas t adr
terrace chanting
dontchaloveit |
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kingy
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Here is one to avoid (not that cyclists would be let in)
http://www.hambletonhall.com overlooking Rutland water
Pot of tea for two ..... seventeen quid
B&B + evening meal for two..... £522
Next year I suspect my mate will be choosing the venue for his wedding anniversary meal |
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highlandpro
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kingy
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nah don't think that was on the menu |
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