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I'm in Avonmouth. Just follow the river up.

I quite like the lanes besides the Severn for that kinda stuff. Pretty flat, picturesque and very little traffic.

@pizzarat That, to me, is far too much for the first email.

First contact- hi, do you own this property, I'm having issues, do you mind speaking about it?

He's hired an agent for a reason- be cautious on the first few conversations.

I've no idea about ruts, but 35 miles should be fine. Assume it'll take all day, pack plenty of food and water, you'll be fine. It's a lovely route and area.

It's been a long day :) (in response to greenhell)

Well, that's the position you think you've taken. Reading your posts, I'd say you take the position of a very angry Internet warrior.

I do kinda agree with some of your points, when I can be bothered to find them. But if you want to have a constructive discussion, please calm it down.

maxmurmann - city lights (1)
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Buz - fishing village (4)
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moocher - city lights (2)
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WillMelling - city lights
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As above, keep this going. Just busy at the moment.

Have also been pondering a 160mm ebike. Would make bristol riding so much more accessible...

My gran lived in Wootton when I was growing up, visited pretty regularly. However, never really went round the place. First time I cycled out there after moving to Bristol I was shocked at how 'big' it was.

Hard reading, and absolutely not safe for work, but worth it. Very touching.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/09/face-transplant-katie-stubblefield-story-identity-surgery-science/

Does south Gloucestershire count? Will shortly be right on the boundary by Bristol.

Sorry for not appearing or posting - had an alarm based failure. Hope the ride is/was good.

@Drakien and @landslide - thanks both, will take a (cautious) look.

moocher - Lamp (3)
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d0cA - flower pot ()
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skydancer - From outer space ()
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shinkuu kiss - I don't know if I'm doing this right (3)
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LHL - chimneys ()
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Will Melling - Something down there ()
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YL - a swing on the lac (1)
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Landslide - Bookshop trouvé (1)
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Quick question for the forum. I want to print a photo book as a gift for my partner. Anyone printed one recently, or can recommend a company? Quick search of the thread has the last post at three years old. Thanks,

So, I understand #objettrouve to be 'something discarded that is felt to have artistic value'.

Most valuable old chimneys in London?

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@SideshowBob I come from the other end of the scale from pdlouche - absolute amateur with camera's, but enjoy taking pics.

I've read a few bits online about Sony menu's being hard to use. I've never used another 'proper' camera to compare it to, but found it fine. Kinda like using a new smartphone - had a few days of 'what does this do', then found the settings I like, and have left it there ever since.

Find it easy to use day-to-day for taking pics. It has a couple of automatic settings, but the semi-manual and fully manual modes are very useful when I'm after a specific shot. And the raw files have easily enough quality that I can save shots, and get the effects I like.

Only downsides for me are (as mentioned) the lenses being expensive, and the autofocus isn't the best there is any more. It is good - I've got good shots of swallows in flight with it - but speed is variable across lenses, and never up there with the best of the best.

Would buy again.

Edit: one more thing. Sony's editing software is terrible. I'd budget for an adobe subscription.

In the grand tradition of forum reviews- I have one, and think it's good. Provides a decent balance of size, picture quality and price.

Re the skate chat upthread. It's one if those topics I feel split about. I love skate- it's delicious. It's also critically endangered. Feel really uncomfortable buying it these days

For those interested, the marine conservation website is worth looking at when buying fish. It gives the ins and outs of what is endangered and not.

https://www.mcsuk.org/goodfishguide/search?start=1&perPage=200

Yeah, sounds about right. Will do some mapping later. NE London is alien to me!

Also interested, but anyone got a good route out from the centre? Thinking of training to Waterloo, then pedelling the rest.

So... I'm wondering how "dusty" are the woods just now.....? :)

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Skydancer – Metal on metal (3)
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Rik Van Looy – Cherished ()
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yl – Metal ()
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moocher - Boules out for summer (1)
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IzMota – Heavy (1)
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Well is it – Brazing (3)
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maxmurmann - Metal is real (1)
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mi7rennie – metal head (2)
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Well. I dunno what to say. Not gonna forget that one too quickly! Never seen leith hill so atmospheric: or a food stop (on top of a v. Exposed hill) so deserted.