boboneleg

I sort of understand, even with bikes it's going the same way. We're reluctant to do any of the new (audi) Ducati's as they're a feckin ballache.

No. Ive had a couple of Stouts but what I was trying to put across is this is the last place that needs to go all PC !! I mean, how will Buckster survive if he can't call anyone a cunt or gimp

How many years did you work there Dave ?

You've fucked up there Pete, loads of gay boots on that shelf, perfect for you.........

Fuck off you Ginger twat

Gospel Pass Fred ? I've got some photos of you , me and Ogri from there.

That's a great photo Sophia, I hope you don't mind but I cropped those cars out

You da man

I don't need that, I have a sheep...............

Pete after a haircut and shopping tomorrow

Nice one Clive, I wondered if someone might jump on that.

You obviously spend too much time looking at other men's legs

I'll go with my Van Van at Farleigh Castle

Me too. I wear shorts from April to October .

Going for a walk down to the river with my son and then lining up the beers to watch Wales v Denmark and Italy v Austria later in the footy .

Wow could be a sliding doors moment though Dave. Onwards and upwards mate

I'd be getting banned from ABR again

Does he actually ride a bike coz I can't remember seeing any evidence

Superb photos and stunning scenery

It was time to head for home now but on the way back I came across a Byway that I haven't ridden for a while. It's pure chalk and it had rained heavily the night before so I was trying to decide whether to go for it or not especially on my semi-gay tyres but what the hell................ and then back through one of my favourite roads where the trees form a sort of arch.............

So the second place I took from the guide was Horton Tower. I had too work for this one as it was a fairly long walk (for me), I hope you plebs appreciate my sacrifice. There was a bridleway leading up to it but multiple signs warned me not to take any vehicle up there The door was locked which was a shame as I imagine the view from the top is stunning, what gets me is that everything around here is chalk and sure enough it's built on a chalk base. I'm no engineer but I'm surprised it's still standing, having said that Stonehenge is still good to go .............

Having been fed I got some petrol and then headed for the first place I found in the guide.........Knowlton Chuch is a ruined church in the center of a Neolithic cerimonial earth henge dating from 2000bc.......... https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/knowlton-church-and-earthworks/history/