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A short ride today but no photos

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Hi all

I hope you've all had a good day. I rode my bike to see a friend today for coffee so wasn't on the country road at all. Always chance for some photos tomorrow as I'm meeting my family on Dartmoor.

I rode 17.24 miles.

Have a good evening all.

Alicia ;)

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Glad to hear that you had a good day Alicia! 👍🔆🌺

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Thank you, it'll be Dartmoor with the family tomorrow.🌈😊

Hope you had a good day.🙏🌈😊

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Zest

Hi Alicia,

That's great, glad you enjoyed your cycle ride, and seeing your friend for coffee. Have a lovely time in Dartmoor tomorrow with your family.

Zest :-) xx

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Hi Zest

Thank you and its lovely seeing my friend.

Yes I'm looking forward to chasing the little ones around Dartmoor.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Alicia 😊🌈🙏xx

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Ooooh, lucky you - love that place. xx

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Thank you,it'll be fun xx

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How is your leg faring?

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It's my foot, I fractured it but there's new bone growing over it and I've hardly felt it these past couple of days.

Thank you for asking, appreciated.🙏😊

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I'm so pleased you have had a good day and I know you will enjoy tomorrow with your family. Love and hugs Lynne xxxx ❤️🤗🌈💜

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Thank you Lynne and I'm looking forward to tomorrow with the family, chasing the little ones around.

Take care xxxx🌈🙏💜

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Aww, bless xxxx

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xxxx💜🌻

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Now got ear infection as well 👎xxxx

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Oh flipping heck, I really hope you're not in too much pain.

Take care xxxx💜🤗

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Thank you. I've been on tabs since Sunday and now got drops xxxx

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Here's to it improving soon. xxxx💜🤗

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Thank you xxxx

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xxxx🌈🤗🌻💜

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Agoodenough

I love Dartmoor. I could live there! Sounds like a lovely ride out. Enjoy your day tomorrow x

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Thank you Ali, it's going to be lovely tomorrow, especially as the weather is lovely. Dartmoor is so lovely, especially when the weather is good.

Have a good day tomorrow as well xx🙏🌈😊

Thank you Jerry, it was great seeing my friend.

Yes lots of chasing the girls, lots of fun.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Alicia🚴‍♀️🌈🙏😊

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Sounds like your day went very well, have a super day with your family tomorrow, the weather looks good so have a fun day. 😊🌸

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It really did thank you Bobby. Yes I'll be seeing the little ones later, a little chasing around🙃😉🌈🌞

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Good ride for sure.

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Thank you Dave👍

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diana1998

My family live nr Dartmoor on a farm. Very hilly cycling in that area!! Good on you!

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Unfortunately I'm not cycling up there today as hubby will be with me as well so it'll be the car, I'll have to chase the grandchildren a lot😉

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Hi Crazyfitness

It makes such a difference, when your day, comes together.

Have an adventurous time with your family on Dartmoor, today.

Have a good weekend.

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Thank you and it really does.

I'm looking forward to the chasing around.

Hope you have a good day.

👍🌞🌈🌻

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Sheila_G

Looking forward to the photos from Dartmoor, especially if there are ponies on them. 😊x

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Thank you Sheila. I'll be posting later and they're are definitely pony photos in the mix.

We were stroking them today, magical xx

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Stub007

(I am in the States, so our time is different—sorry.) I love it when you recount your latest bike ride. As I have said, your rides make my little six miles seem paltry. I didn’t ride today, because it was rainy; our area (southeastern North Carolina ) has had nearly a foot more rain than usual. My ride is strictly for the exercise; I make use of a city hiking/biking trail, which is convenient and safe from vehicular traffic. Your example inspires me to lengthen my rides on the trail, and for that I am grateful to you. As part of the over eighty crowd, I want to stay as fit as I can. Do keep up the good work and thanks again for sharing it..

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Oh my goodness, please do not apologise, I don't leave my phone on at night.

Thank you and please do not call 6 miles paltry, the main thing is you enjoy it. Oh my goodness, that's a lot of rain,I will ride in drizzle and light rain but not heavy rain.

That's great you have a trail, so much better and safer. Thank you, that's so lovely of you to say.

Oh my goodness, you do amazingly well and you're the one that's an inspiration, well done.

Stay safe and enjoy your bike.

Alicia 😊🌻🚴‍♀️

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Thanks very much, Alicia. Keep on biking! Don

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Thank you Don, I certainly will 🌈👍😊

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Blessings.

Don

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🙏😊

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Sara_2611

The weather was a bit dodgy in middleton north manchester today so didnt go out at all -tht said Ive got to wait until 31st july before I can go out because im in the vulnerable category

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I'm sorry the weather wasn't good. I'll be pleased though for you when you can go out.

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i hope so - house arrest is subsiding thankfully

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It's so difficult for people like you who have been shielding.

Take care😊🙏

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ive done over my 12 week period prescribed by the doctor who told me i had to & more

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Well done to you for keeping up with it. My granddaughter had to shield for a while, she got her letter in April, bless she's only 4 but has JIA ( Juvenile idiopathic Arthritis), she has Uveitus but is doing so well, the drugs have saved her sight. She's allowed out now though.

Take care and stay safe.

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awww ive had no choice but to give up the gym. ive not been for ages now & my lungs wont be able to take it anymore so ive asked mum to save herself some money & withdraw my memembership

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I'm so sorry you had to give up the gym.

There's no point in paying for something you can't use.

Take care xx🌈💜

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ive managed to secure myself a riding assessment a bit nearr to me & £10 cheaper on 14th august at 1.30

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That's brilliant m, well done xx

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thanks -lets hope it goes to plan

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I really hope so 🙏

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absolutely- Years ago I used to go every friday evening - Mum used to drop me at the gym at about 6.15pm & before I got out of the car I always said "lets get the weekend under way" & after a weeks hard work -the way I saw it wa the minute I stepped out of the car & walked towards the gym & entered it it was the first few mins & seconds of saturday

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A very good way to start the weekend.😊

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pity it couldnt carry on

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I totally agree

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if i didnt have this lung problm i think Id b going to the gym getting the most of my membership

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I really feel for you Sara and so wish you could get out and enjoy exercise, I'm so sorry you can't.

Take care xx

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I know. It depresses me because theres no history of it in the family .I spoke to the doctor I saw about me smoking now & again during the 90s & 2000s & was this condition something thats been bubbling under the surface for years & now flared up as I got older- & she didnt seem to think so -(Im convinced) so Im still nowhere to knowing where it came from I'll miss my long bike rides. -Its going to have to be starting from going down the road & back until my lungs can take it (taking care of course) then as it gets use to it then as soon as i feel I can go a little further then do so with care & stick at it & so on . If the new stables takes me on when Ive had my riding assessment Im going to make a request that I just go for hacks-

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I can imagine it does, it would me. Smoking on and off shouldn't have been a problem. It's strange that you have it and there's nothing in your family.

I hope you can ride the horse with no problem. Electric bikes are good.

Thinking of you.

Take care

Alicia xx 🙏🌱

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Cheers Alicia. You need to have a licence & pass a test to have an electric bike -none of which I have -if this is the case I would not be allowed to have a licence because of my epilepsy& coudnt afford to run one anyway nor can I afford to buy one

Unfortunately -prior to Covid As much as Ive been trying to get work I havent been succesful .Companies arejust too inflexible they advertise admin roles -so I apply for them & whether or not I get an interview all theyre bothered about is company background (as well as admin of course)

One year I resorted to applying for a junior admin (although Im 20 years trained in admin) & got an interview -& I was bitter that they didnt offer it to me because the company I applied to had fellow colleagues around the world & I speak French & their opening gambit in interview was what coud I bring to the table so I mentioned my lingusitic capablities in terms of translation & interpretation & their response was brilliant -we dont have anyone who can speak or write any other language or than english & Id be an asset to the company.

What do I find -the result was Me 0- sucesful candidate 1 When I phoned to request some feedback -they said that they chose someone who had both admin/insurance but NO LINGUSITIC EXPERIENCE!!! So I told them they were missing a trick & if paperwork came in that needed translating from French into English they'd be stimed & could affect heir Clientele or fiancial situation to which they replied that it was their problem-so I hope theyve gone under!!!

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I'm so sorry Sara you have Epilepsy as well, I really feel for you.

You're the same as my daughter, she was also trying to get work but getting nowhere, she even applied for an HCA post in the NHS and didn't even get an interview even though she had more than was needed ie. she trained as a nurse a few years ago.

You are well qualified and I would have also been very annoyed.

Well all I can say to that was it was definitely their loss and you weren't supposed to work there and it might have been a horrible place to work. Their loss, not yours for sure.

Take care xx

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I remember having an intrview in some other isurance company & they liked my cv & interview so much they took me on immediately at a 2 week trial. I was only there for 2 days -& in those 2 days there language was very unprofessional to say the least -there was a lot of effing & jeffing all day each day I was there. After 2 days -because I wasnt picking things up straight away with very little training they pulled me in -told me it wasnt working & paid me off with my 2 days pay & got rid ofme

When they pulled me in to tell me I gave them a piece of my mind about their behaviour & conduct in a professional environment I put it too them that I was listening to their bad language all 2 days I was with them & quite frankly told them straight out that they were unprofessional -swearing in a professional environment & bringing in kids to the office & letting them run round the office & swearing in front of them & that I'd never worked in an office environment with that sort of a situation & frankly in finishing I told them they were a disgrace & it was a displeasure trying to work for them

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That's disgusting but definitely not a place to work for sure, I'd really dislike that.

Well done to you, that took some guts but was definitely the right thing to do. You don't do that in an office environment. E had a woman started in our office and on day one she was swearing in the office, I didn't like her from that day onwards, she's still there but I'm not. Believe it or not she's a childcare lawyer☹

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It was my way of giving them a taste of their own medicine -them sacking me & their behaviour gave me enough evidence to tell them what I thought

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Good on you and I bet your glad you did it.

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certainly did I even contacted the manager after work to make it clear that I meant what I said & made it clear that its a disgrace that a manager allows this type of behaviour

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That's so good you did that as it may have made them stop and think as there's a possibility that no-one had ever said that to them before.

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Very. In all the years Ive worked Ive never worked in an office where collegues & management are swearing like troopers so unprofessional

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It really is and shouldn't be treated at all. Stay the person you are, you are strong😊👍

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its impossible more like lol

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Yeah quite, off out you go😉

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once its july 31st & 1st August - if the weather is decent Im going to try going for a bike ride down the bottom of the road & back this time I dont have to be deceiptful & ive told mum of my plans becaue im doing it officially so to speak

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Yes why not, outside is far safer than going inside and you are following the rules.

You go girl 🌞🌈😊

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Meanwhile, do good things helpful and be safe. We are all pulling together.

I’m back on the bike to support my weight loss journey and find for me it’s a great way to exercise. Yesterday My ride was near Lancaster to Glasson Dock today it’s near Lancaster to Arneside which we normally visit in the car wish me luck.

Have a great day everybody

Jeff

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Well done Jeff, it sure is a good way to tackle weight. The North is a great place to live especially where you are. My cousin lives in Gisburn, near Clitheroe.

I hope you've enjoyed your ride and had a good day.

Alicia🚴‍♂️

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Thanks Alicia just a short one today along the prom the tide was in sI it was great looking at the sea and empty beaches. Quick shop at Aldi and back home for brunch 👍

You have a good day.

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Sounds like a good one, lovely to look at the sea as you go along. You certainly had a busy morning.

Alicia 😊🚴‍♂️🌱🌈

That’s brill a good ride out !

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Definitely 🌈😊

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