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Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 3:19 pm
by Kev L
Good luck tonight chaps, hope no one ends up with wind or flood damage -
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-25517504
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 4:50 pm
by lloydie
And yeti has only just got power back .
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:04 pm
by agentpineapple
you mean to say yeti's garage alarm hasn't been working......and I've missed my chance....doh!!!!
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:10 pm
by lloydie
:Lol: do you really think that garage would be unprotected !!
You'd be killed just for looking at it !
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:13 pm
by agentpineapple
lloydie wrote::Lol: do you really think that garage would be unprotected !!
You'd be killed just for looking at it !
I've personally inspected mr yeti's garage, and very nice it is too......

Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:29 pm
by Kev L
Is that a euphemism for his arris???

Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 6:13 pm
by Duffy1964
More Storms ahead.......better tune mine a bit

Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:13 pm
by VTRDark
I got to head on down the A21 to E Sussex tomorrow on the bike. Mmmm

It could be either interesting or scary. I'm not sure when to leave really. Leave it until late, afternoon early evening or head off sooner..maybe midday. Options are...Leave late and I can take my time pack clothes, sober up from the last two days etc etc. Leave unstressed and not in a rush. But.... and it's a big but....the weather may be real bad, it will be dark and I don't know what to expect, flood and weather-wise. Treacherous conditions out there possibly

I do know the route and roads very well though. Or leave early while still daylight but rushed to get out the door and feeling more stressed, most likely riding off wondering did I forget this or that. Mmmm decisions decisions. What would you do?
OK... I think I need to check out the news and weather reports. Not seen any over the last few days. I may have to reroute if flooded areas. I need an aerial map that shows where the floods are and how bad in Kent and E Sussex.

If your about Wicky (or anyone else for that matter) can help please if poss I know you good for quick links.

I'm going searching but may have no luck.
I'm getting a bit concerned now.
(:-})
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:16 pm
by bigtwinthing
cybercarl wrote:I got to head on down the A21 to E Sussex tomorrow on the bike. Mmmm

It could be either interesting or scary. I'm not sure when to leave really. Leave it until late, afternoon early evening or head off sooner..maybe midday. Options are...Leave late and I can take my time pack clothes, sober up from the last two days etc etc. Leave unstressed and not in a rush. But.... and it's a big but....the weather may be real bad, it will be dark and I don't know what to expect, flood and weather-wise. Treacherous conditions out there possibly

I do know the route and roads very well though. Or leave early while still daylight but rushed to get out the door and feeling more stressed, most likely riding off wondering did I forget this or that. Mmmm decisions decisions. What would you do?
OK... I think I need to check out the news and weather reports. Not seen any over the last few days. I may have to reroute if flooded areas. I need an aerial map that shows where the floods are and how bad in Kent and E Sussex.

If your about Wicky (or anyone else for that matter) can help please if poss I know you good for quick links.

I'm going searching but may have no luck.
I'm getting a bit concerned now.
be really careful for crap in the road, o love riding early on in the mornings but there so much crap in the roads after a blowy spell! wait till daylight! unless you have to go early. better safe then storm less!!!
(:-})
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:27 pm
by macdee
cybercarl wrote:I got to head on down the A21 to E Sussex tomorrow on the bike. Mmmm

It could be either interesting or scary. I'm not sure when to leave really. Leave it until late, afternoon early evening or head off sooner..maybe midday. Options are...Leave late and I can take my time pack clothes, sober up from the last two days etc etc. Leave unstressed and not in a rush. But.... and it's a big but....the weather may be real bad, it will be dark and I don't know what to expect, flood and weather-wise. Treacherous conditions out there possibly

I do know the route and roads very well though. Or leave early while still daylight but rushed to get out the door and feeling more stressed, most likely riding off wondering did I forget this or that. Mmmm decisions decisions. What would you do?
OK... I think I need to check out the news and weather reports. Not seen any over the last few days. I may have to reroute if flooded areas. I need an aerial map that shows where the floods are and how bad in Kent and E Sussex.

If your about Wicky (or anyone else for that matter) can help please if poss I know you good for quick links.

I'm going searching but may have no luck.
I'm getting a bit concerned now.
(:-})
xc weather gives you everthing u need
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:31 pm
by VTRDark
Oh sh1t

I just seen the picture of Sainberrys in Tonbridge. My route takes through Tonbridge on the A21

OH I can see me coming across a few diversions around country back lanes and stuff. Roads closed etc etc. Yep that's it decided..I'm leaving in daylight with time to get there before dusk. So mid/late afternoon. There may be a bit more traffic and a little more stressful but at least I will be able to see clearly and plough along through it safely. Will just have to play it by ear and go with the flow. (no pun intended)
(:-})
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:47 pm
by Wicky
Try not to travel after dark even if you know the roads, as on crimbo eve I almost came a cropper with a fallen tree halfway across the road. Thankfully someone had put a cone out which I only just saw at the last moment and swerved by
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:03 pm
by VTRDark
Just watched the weather forecast and it does look like my main concerns are going to be high winds. Lot of rain coming overnight so may be a few extra floods

I will just have to check
Travel News for updates. May even be better to leave it until Saturday morning to leave. Looks like it may better.
(:-})
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 9:16 pm
by lumpyv
[quote="cybercarl"]Just watched the weather forecast and it does look like my main concerns are going to be high winds. Lot of rain coming overnight so may be a few extra floods

I will just have to check
Travel News for updates. May even be better to leave it until Saturday morning to leave. Looks like it may better.
wise words mate. I would not do it in the dark.
Re: Favourite British subject
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 10:13 pm
by Jamoi
Wicky wrote:Try not to travel after dark even if you know the roads, as on crimbo eve I almost came a cropper with a fallen tree halfway across the road. Thankfully someone had put a cone out which I only just saw at the last moment and swerved by
Was that the tree just as you leave Alresford? Me and Virt swerved round it in my Berlingo!