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Exactly. You'd assume they'd at least give the option to get a home test instead.

We wanted to book a Covid test, but weren't offered the option to take one at home. The only possibility is to drive 48 miles.

We live in West Norwood.

48 miles.

Cook Daily is also reliably good. Box Park Shoreditch or the 'Market Halls' food markets near Victoria Station and by Oxford Circus

Edit: apparently the market halls are closed still, so only shoreditch open for the moment

I think they work 24/7 though. We went to a test centre on a Sunday morning and had the result the following Monday by 8AM. The delays must be because of the mail. A friend and his housemate had done a home test, sent it back together and the housemate got his result back a couple of days later. My friend had to wait a lot longer to get his result somehow (apparently due to an admin fault on his behalf)

Woods yes, Astana perhaps with Fuglsang and Vlasov. Schachmann also riding strong.

De Gendt currently breaking away solo in the Dauphiné. 140k to go 😅

Ah, thanks all, makes sense now. A good excuse to look into getting a bigger tent

How do you actually go about the sleeping bit? Ours always sleeps in her crate at home, which would be too big to put in a tent whilst camping. We're also scared of her clawing her way through our mattress if we'd try and make her sleep with us in the tent.

We're going camping next week and actually arranged for some family to dogsit for the weekend as we thought camping wouldn't work with a 5 month old pup.
Would be good to get some more insight in to how it's done for future trips :)

Looks interesting, that new technology. Apparently they've got Tom Boonen as ambassador/investor. He's a massive gearhead, so I reckon his opinion on it must mean there's some remit in it?

Test ride vid here

I've got a spare forerunner 235 if that's of interest? Comes with the box, cable etc. Say 80 quid?

Knox for one yes, Almeida looked really strong in Burgos and L'Ain as well.

Shame DQS had to let Enric Mas go.

Borscht, can have it cold as well so makes for a refreshing lunch these days

Yes he might well hold on to the pink for a good while.

The bookies have got him down as favourite for the Giro. I've got my reservations as he's never ridden any stage races which were longer than a week. But then again, it's Remco...

Meanwhile Evenepoel timetrialling to victory in Poland. If he pulls this one off that would be extremely impressive.

Heart says Gilbert, but guts think Van Aert, Sagan or Colbrelli are more likely. Someone with a strong sprint after a very long ride in the heat. Apparently the new parcours will make it harder for pure sprinters.

Ours really likes sprats and dried beef liver

I reckon it's more like a prisoner dilemma where the UK rather goes at it on it's own rather than stick to the pack.
To be fair some of the EU countries have been doing the same (ie closing vaccine deals alone or in smaller groups): https://www.france24.com/en/20200613-covid-19-france-italy-germany-and-netherlands-sign-vaccine-deal

Red lentils!

This ragu for example is super easy.

Sold

You can donate to foodbanks easily (either as a one-off or set up a standing order) via http://www.bankuet.co.uk

Good thing is that certain goods are being given when the foodbanks actually need them rather then just giving them random things that are just filling up their warehouse to go off.

I know my local foodbank -Norwood and Brixton- relies on it.

Has Marc Riley managed to do one show the last 2 months without namedropping warmduscher?

Radio 6 is always on here, except for Saturday mornings. I can't stand the crisps eating bit, but I hear some people say that is their favourite part of the week?

As i understamd it they are taking measures like some other countries around the continent.
Have heard about Poland shutting borders, Slovakia shutting airports, Hungary shutting pubs etc and cancelling the first few stages of the Giro

Not confirmed yet. They might just shut the hills for supporters, but still do the races without audience.

Also, only this month, so Tour of Flanders is still on!

If the place is right, it is right. So don't worry about it being the first one you viewed. You've bought before and you know what you want now so wouldn't be too worried about that. Maybe look a bit in the area there, is it really only because of the transport links it's so much cheaper? What about other shops/amenities?
Important one that you haven't brought up is the length of the leasehold, bearing in mind that you need to own a flat for at least 3 years before you can extended it. If the flat has got less than say 85-90 years on it, best to do some research on costs involved there.

It's Bavik's reply to Omer, so basically Omer with a lower alcohol percentage (8 vs 6.6) with the added gimmick ofc.

Standard Belgian blonde beer - Tasty :)

Yea, Blauw / Export is the same brewery, only comes in 33cl, so prefer that one over Jupiler's 25 :)
The Le Fort is quite new, they brewed it after having massive success with Omer.

If you want a proper cycling beer though, try Kwaremont from Bockor/Omer VDG's arch enemies (Bavik/ De Brabandere). Named after the infamous berg, with the alcohol content matching the hill's average incline of 6.6%.