h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hello How are you? I was just looking at Aza's other blog page somewhere else which I thought looked rather classy and I've lost it She seems a little bit dissillusioned with here, I was as well, but I'm feeling a bit better now.

Have a recumbently lovely evening

Lady S

Hi! Would that be F119314?thread=2872313 you were looking for?

I found it, thank you very much. It made me realize I've forgotton a lot of Spanish To be expected as one gets older I s'pose.
Have another nice evening

And you too

Thank you, Recumbentman.
How's the cycling? I shall endeavour to pulverise the twaddle by adding you to my friend's list.
Tell me, do you play any musical instruments or have any musical expertise?

My job is viola da gamba (= viol) teacher and player, and I have run a music school . . . it's all on my home page. All is well in the cycling department, thank you, though for eleven months of the year it consists of trips to town, and not even every day. In September I hope to take off to sunny exotic England for a trip with my brother.

Thank you for befriending me which means in practical terms that you have subscribed to whatever I may put in my Journal in the future (until you decide you've had enough). Thankfully my entries are sparse.

I hope England remains sunny for you. Which part do you hope to visit?

Haven't decided yet. We are inspired by the information that a lot of disused railways have been converted to cycle paths. That attracts us: no traffic, ablility to chat.

We don't care for mountains, we're that laidback . . . though we did some heroic passes in Spain and Portugal last year.

Our style is to map a basic route (i.e. set a destination) and then decide the details as we go along. We are ready to ditch any plan on the spur of the moment.

Enjoy your cycling in that case.