bank holiday monday

Originally Posted by fizzwheel

Mr Stretchie to the thread please, Mr Stretchie

Originally Posted by hovis

you can come with us

id love to but i have a child care issue!!
unless your offering to babysit?

[squirrel_hunter]

Originally Posted by mrs viper!

id love to but i have a child care issue!!
unless your offering to babysit?

I'm sure between us we have enough tank bags to bring them along

Originally Posted by squirrel_hunter

I'm sure between us we have enough tank bags to bring them along

Thought of that myself but the ball and chain said no .

Originally Posted by mrs viper!

i dont think so!!! your taking me out

Yeah, is that right. You spend enough of my money as it is without me spending on you too.

Originally Posted by Viper

Yeah, is that right. You spend enough of my money as it is without me spending on you too.

get back in your box!!!!!

Originally Posted by mrs viper!

get back in your box!!!!!

oooohh the wip again. It MUST BE my birthday

Originally Posted by redlavachips

hey peeps i live about 20 miles away from bristol and have had my sv about 3 weeks now ( restricted 2 33bhp ) and want to go for a little ride, so was wonderin if ne 1 is goin out tis week as have week off

hopfuly monday?


im not too good at organising........ im more of a sheep

so, if anyone has a route in mind............ as the forcast is good

I'll be out for a spin or two if it is dry

[TEL]

Originally Posted by hovis

....... as the forcast is good

dont want to put a dampner on it but..........







"The Atlantic storm
Britain is in line for its second bank holiday washout in a month, the Met Office have announced. The current dry and sunny weather will make way for a 'superstorm', which will bring heavy rain and gale-force winds. But on Sunday, things start to go really downhill. The Met Office's Barry Gromett said: "It's a bit early to be talking about things like flash floods - but there is a small risk."


It is too early to say whether the "Atlantic storm" will be one of Britain's worst ever, but forecasters warn that travel disruption and accidents are inevitable."