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05-01.-2005, 04:32 PM
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Muddy
Went out for a ride with the children on Monday. Once again, tried to
stay on the road but gave up. I think it's become a bit or a rural rat run and my nerves couldn't take more than half a mile. So bailed out and followed a muddy footpath (not a pavement). The girls insisted on not turning back and, pleasingly, completed a 3 mile off road loop and made it back home without any moaning. But they were covered in mud. I mean head-to-toe mud; bike wheels bunged up beyond turning mud. Still smiling, though. Must have pushed for half the ride. As we got close to home, youngest daughter says "we're so muddy, we're going to be in so much trouble". Eldest daughter (who's figured how these things work) replies "No. /Daddy/ will be". Pics here. http://notonmywatch.blogs.com/photo...g/502e0016.html |
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05-01.-2005, 06:56 PM
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Re: Muddy
On 5/1/05 6:32 am, in article
41db8546$0$22500$7b0f0fd3@reader.news.newnet.co.uk, "Not Responding" <nowhere@dev.null> wrote: > Pics here. http://notonmywatch.blogs.com/photo...g/502e0016.html I think you've been feeding them too much Ready Brek... ...d |
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05-01.-2005, 08:06 PM
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Re: Muddy
Not Responding wrote:
> As we got close to home, youngest daughter says "we're so > muddy, we're going to be in so much trouble". Eldest daughter > (who's figured how these things work) replies "No. /Daddy/ > will be". > > Pics here. > http://notonmywatch.blogs.com/photo...g/502e0016.html Arguably their track suits were not the most suitable colour for the conditions. :-) -- Dave... |
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05-01.-2005, 08:12 PM
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Re: Muddy
Not Responding composed the following;:
> As we got close to home, youngest daughter says "we're so muddy, we're > going to be in so much trouble". Eldest daughter (who's figured how > these things work) replies "No. /Daddy/ will be". Heheheh and boy was she right, I bet ..  > Pics here. http://notonmywatch.blogs.com/photo...g/502e0016.html They're great. I bet the kids loved it, can't seem to keep ours out of mud whatever we do, or wherever we go. -- Paul ... http://www.4x4prejudice.org/index.php (8(!) Homer Rules ... "A tosser is a tosser, no matter what mode of transport they're using." |
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05-01.-2005, 08:50 PM
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Re: Muddy
Not Responding wrote:
> > So bailed out and followed a muddy footpath (not a pavement). Tut, tut, tut. |
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