The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Next your bike with anything linked to the Cold War
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
I had some quality time with the 890 today, and on my travels passed this placeLe_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:19 pm .................
Next your bike with anything linked to the Cold War
It's RAF Halton- There aren't any cold-war era planes on view and although I'm guessing pilots were still trained there in the cold war era I wasn't sure whether it really played any sort of role, and it's probably a bit tenuous, so on my way home I managed to snap a shot outside the entrance to Chequers without getting shot
This place does have a history of various UK and US leaders meeting there for secret summits post WW2 , and more publically Margaret Thatcher hosting Gorbachev there Christmas 1984, which some say was instrumental in kicking off the end of the cold-war as-was.
https://www.theparliamentaryreview.co.u ... gorbachevs
If that works, then next is your bike with a Japanese-style Pagoda in shot
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
You didn't say that when I had to take a Greek yogurt for a ride.
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
The Hunter is a Cold War aircraft as far as I'm concerned, they were flying over my house in the late 70s and early 80s, very distinctive sound.Tricky wrote: ↑Tue Jun 21, 2022 9:12 pmI had some quality time with the 890 today, and on my travels passed this placeLe_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:19 pm .................
Next your bike with anything linked to the Cold War
It's RAF Halton- There aren't any cold-war era planes on view and although I'm guessing pilots were still trained there in the cold war era I wasn't sure whether it really played any sort of role, and it's probably a bit tenuous, so on my way home I managed to snap a shot outside the entrance to Chequers without getting shot
This place does have a history of various UK and US leaders meeting there for secret summits post WW2 , and more publically Margaret Thatcher hosting Gorbachev there Christmas 1984, which some say was instrumental in kicking off the end of the cold-war as-was.
https://www.theparliamentaryreview.co.u ... gorbachevs
If that works, then next is your bike with a Japanese-style Pagoda in shot
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
I worked with a maintenance test pilot who described the engine as 'constant thrust, variable noise'.
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
If I google Suffolk Pagoda I get this
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/orford ... rford-ness
I love a ride to Orford, I must have done at least 5 of these challenges with pictures from Orford, but it's not exactly Japanese
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/orford ... rford-ness
I love a ride to Orford, I must have done at least 5 of these challenges with pictures from Orford, but it's not exactly Japanese
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Japanese Pagoda still.
I think it's time from some executive input from Weeksy as pagodas aren't happening
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Your Orford one would do ( or I guess there must be some Pagoda-y looking things at Garden centres if we get desperate )Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 10:38 amJapanese Pagoda still.
I think it's time from some executive input from Weeksy as pagodas aren't happening
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
I rode around Willen lake here in MK for ages on Monday trying to find somewhere I could get a shot of this with my bike in view, must have lapped the lake 3 times in various ways No dice though.
First purpose built peace pagoda in the UK and the western hemisphere, as far as I know.
First purpose built peace pagoda in the UK and the western hemisphere, as far as I know.
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
You're going to have to do a midnight trespass in the parkMr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 11:11 am I rode around Willen lake here in MK for ages on Monday trying to find somewhere I could get a shot of this with my bike in view, must have lapped the lake 3 times in various ways No dice though.
First purpose built peace pagoda in the UK and the western hemisphere, as far as I know.
The ones at Orford are so far away you can barely see them In a photo, shame I haven't got a trail bike anymore, we used to ride right up to them 35 years ago (the MOD couldn't be arsed to chase us off, but English Heritage might be a whole lot more Nazi about it)
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
I'm not in charge, @Tricky can pick something if he wants to move this along a bit.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 10:38 amJapanese Pagoda still.
I think it's time from some executive input from Weeksy as pagodas aren't happening
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Do I win?
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Whats next boss?
I actually remembered to check this thread before I went out
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Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
I've got my fingers crossed the next challenge is a pic of your bike on Le Shuttle.