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Decathlon weighs about the same but down will compress much more than that synthetic https://www.decathlon.co.uk/down-sleeping-bag-trek-900-0-id_8575975.html

Minimax rides better than full size with no/small load.
If you're not planning to carry over 70kg daily I'd get the minimax for easier storage. Can always get the rack extender if you think you'll occasionally need more space.

Any recommendations for solicitor in South London for selling?

Rice and lentils is a great long lasting protein/carb combo of you don't mind the cooking time

Those instant cheesy mash potato packets are really high in calories.

I'm dartmoor this weekend I made up a recipe of instant Noodles, peanut butter, coconut milk powder and coriander/chili flakes and turned out pretty well and insanely high calories.

Worth getting over the Agnes just for the fact it actually comes in green

Woodside, so not exactly the nicest part.

Omnium, which admittedly you can't be seated on while pushing off the kickstand and pedaling straight away, but assumed arrow riders did that only from the lights not after a pickup when they'd locked up.

I've started heaving my cargo bike a million times with a dlock still locked in the back wheel and never broken a spoke.

If someone wants to live somewhere really shit I'm selling a house in Telford for less than a london garage

I guess they're defacto legal now. Almost got rode into by one today and a police car nearby didn't decide anything was amiss.

A bicycle is hardly an essential item

This was literally the reason bikes shops were allowed to stay open. I'd argue during a time when everyone is advised to not use public transport that they are essential.

I'm pretty glad for all the rich people who have decided they simply must have multiple bouquets every week. Been keeping quite a few bike couriers going while almost all circuit work has dissappeared.

I've got 10 bikes in a 1 bed flat. It's worrying how many I'd have with a shed as well

Post-corona times how many people are going to actually use their gardens that much? Almost every place I've rented with a garden, no one really ever used them apart from the odd bbq a couple of times a year.

Almost everywhere in London has a great park within walking distance, so unless you have kids or absolutely love gardening it's an expensive addition over more usable inside space.

Getting an early start on the fighting
https://mobile.twitter.com/hopenothate/status/1271778269390610435

Stef who used to be on here wrote something similarly recently

https://medium.com/@steflaihk/i-am-not-white-but-i-benefit-from-white-privilege-f4c0eb3f9c27

And for modern times

https://youtu.be/pDUPSNdmFew

My interpretation was that all attempts at reform of the years have been squashed by the powerful corrupt police union, but happy to read any other sources you have with different view points.

Minneapolis is going to disband the whole Police department.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/07/minneapolis-city-council-defund-police-george-floyd

Gov UK disagrees with you

https://www.gov.uk/alcohol-young-people-law

They definitely have size on their side. The living room was almost as big as my entire flat now. Plus the one we lived in had a cellar that'd be perfect for bike storage

It amuses me that Hampton Road is apparently a desirable area now. Lived in one of the rundown drafty bastards in 2008

I have a bug head net which I sleep in. Managed to stave away the biters in exmoor last summer.

I've got a tyvek tarp I use on occasion but still prefer the ease of rolling out a bivvy bag and jumping in.

Or just use a bivvy so you don't care. If want to faff about with 'pitching' I'd bring a tent.