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Just watching 'Cold' documentary

Could you point me towards it? Can't find it on the Sender Films website. Looks actually awesome.

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Ha! Not sure they'd have helped. Good to see you back on a bike.

Look at insulating the external wall with Marmox multiboard .

You still searching? http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/274644/#comment12553385

bump - my sister is after one too.

All hail the king!

And both TB and FC are the same age as Kelly was then

Do you still have this?

@dave4 missed the Snickers

Norff's tags thread>>>>

victorious dragging my sons on a 2300 mile round trip to bring it home

Lovely bike Jon, but why would you do this, and then just sell it?!

Oops. Is nothing safe from autocorrect! Fixed. Ta.

The site was St Luke's 'nerve' hospital, later St Luke's Woodside hospital - opened in 1930 and closed in 2011. Had very lovely grounds, in contrast to most other local psychiatric units, and 1st floor verandas from the bedrooms, which looked like a TB sanatorium . http://www.derelictlondon.com/hospitals.html. The admin block pictured is listed -

More north London madness, but at least it's not another bush.

New:

Old: Old Alexandra Palace railway bridge.

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We're not so very different you and I.

New: a smiley old man lived here

Old: Took a bit of finding with the dryest tour of several inns I've ever had. A gate on Fleet St to The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple.
innertemple.org.uk
"The Inns of Court are unincorporated associations which have existed since the 14th Century and play a central role in the recruitment of student members, training of aspiring barristers and continuing professional development of established barristers. The Inns of Court hold the exclusive rights to call candidates to practise law at the Bar of England and Wales. They consist of the Honourable Societies of the Inner Temple, Middle Temple, Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn"

"Webb had little support from sponsors. By 10 November he had run out of money and took a job at Gatwick Airport, near his home. He spoke of working there, riding 220 miles (350 km) a day after work and sleeping two or three hours a night. He averaged better than 223 miles (359 km) a day,[3] sent witnessed postcards to Cycling's office to log his progress and used a different odometer each month to support the distance shown on the cards."

Mental. I can barely drag myself 3 miles home after work

I'll still say he's in with a shout until the required numbers get quite a lot higher.

Yes, and I think his revised schedule takes him 1000 or so miles past Tarzan's total, so he has a little leeway to let go

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Labour has bigger worries than ignorance amongst a couple of hundred new members in a local constituency party in the peak district. Tory changes to TU and party funding, and twisting electoral boundaries being the biggest I can see. Oh, and the PLP's ongoing failure to take on the Tories in any visible way.

Great!