4 July 2007

6: The Ride

On the day of our ride we were up at 2.30am, we had all arranged to meet at 3.00am because we wanted to be in Liverpool for an early start. We arrived at the Eldonian Village in Vauxhall at around 4.30 and, after a quick photo call, we started out on our journey at 5.00am.

The first few miles were steady away, just getting into our stride, chatting away riding out of Liverpool...it was raining slightly but nothing to worry about. We made our first stop at 15 miles, just to have a drink and such, but as we stopped the rain started to get heavier...this was to set the tone of the day...rain. After that we just started to grind the miles out, the path was good and we were making good progress. Where we stopped next I have no idea but it was around the 30 mile mark...the rain was torrential so we sheltered under a bridge, a nice little village but I never saw a sign, there was an old windmill on the opposite bank to us. We had some food, dried off a bit, then decided that the rain wasn't going to ease off...we just had to accept that we were in for a soaking, and at least it wasn't cold. So we set off for Wigan in the bouncing rain. Trouble is, when it's raining that hard all you can do is put your head down and peddle...you don't notice your surroundings much, you just have to ride. And ride we did, the path got muddy in one or two places but on the whole it wasn't too bad. Apart from the odd bit off backache among the lads we were doing fine and we reached Wigan around breakfast time.

We got a little lost just after Wigan Pier, took a wrong turn over a bridge and ended up on the wrong side of the canal, but once we realised our mistake we were soon back on track and riding through Wigan towards the Wigan flight...a long string of locks that elevate the canal up and out of the town. It was around this point that we started coming across loads of those stupid cycle barriers...they came one after the other. There were more and more of them as we rode up the flight of locks (as if it wasn't hard enough)...cycling up the Wigan flight is a pain but we were soon at the top lock and once we were clear of them we took a breather under another bridge to shelter from the rain.

We were doing okay for time, we hadn't arranged to meet up with our backup team until lunchtime, so we ate a few mars bars and such and then set of for Blackburn in a cloudburst. For whatever reason we seemed to lose a little time on this stretch, maybe it was the rain and the path that got a bit messy in places, plus we took a wrong turn and ended up at the end of the Walton Summit Branch only to have to retrace our tracks to our route...but we just seemed to take ages to reach the outskirts of Blackburn...and we were all soaked to the skin. As we rode through Blackburn the phone rang, our support team were already parked up by the canal at Church...great news...this gave us a lift because we knew there were warm drinks and some food there for us...plus there were dry clothes in the cars. We arrived at about 12.15pm, slightly slower than we had hoped but in the conditions we were riding in, not bad.

The girls had done a great job of setting up a little canteen for us in a small park just off the towpath. Hot soup, hot beans, bread, sandwiches and loads of water and juice, it really was brilliant...just what we needed. We were also able to have a change of clothes, well, nearly all of us, and we had reached the halfway point of our journey...from now on we were on our way home and the miles would tick by nice and steady from then on...or so we thought.

Having arranged to meet up with the girls at the Anchor Inn at Gargrave we set off again. We hadn't travelled far, maybe 15/20 minutes or so, when the countryside opened up and the canal was threading it's way across open moorland...the wind got up, and it started to lash down with rain. As the canal turned, so the wind changed direction. One minute it was blowing at our backs, the next it was in our faces...the towpath turned into a muddy grass track and the going got harder....it really was no fun at all and it seemed to magnify our aches and pains. But for Team Aldi, failure is not an option and we battled on through the wind and rain. At the Gannow Tunnel in Burnley we got a little lost again...and to be honest we didn't know that there was a tunnel at Burnley (so much for our research)...anyway, we asked some people for directions and were soon back on the towpath heading for Colne.

By this time one or two of the boys were struggling with their knees and we had to make a few more stops than we had planned for. This is the problem with long bike rides, they can take their toll on your joints...especially your knees and it's no fun at all...if we're honest, we were all starting to ache a bit. But, onwards we went....onwards towards the Foulridge Tunnel, which is a mile long. We were a little concerned about the route through Foulridge itself beforehand...in the event, we needn't have worried because we soon found our way (after asking directions again) along the cycle route to the Hole in the Wall pub where we took a sharp left, then straight down a hill and back onto the towpath....a doddle.

From Foulridge the path was good for a mile or so, nice and smooth and we picked up speed but it wasn't long before we hit what we found to be the worst part of the whole ride. The towpath deteriorated into a complete boneshaker, it really is bad there....and it seemed to go on forever and beyond. The two lads who were struggling with their knees really felt it on this stretch...in fact we all did. The canal is like a snake here, you look across the feilds and you can see barges on the canal straight in front of you....it's just a series of u-bends and the path rattles your teeth and bones. This part of the towpath, at around 90 miles into the ride, caused us real problems....as we were to find out when we eventually reached Gargrave....much later than we'd hoped.

At least when we rode into Gargrave our awesome backup team were waiting under a bridge (sheltering from the rain) for us. More refreshments were served, coffee, tea, sandwiches and more juice...oh, and more Jaffa Cakes....lovely. But it was here that one off the lads had to pull out of the ride, his knee was giving him too much pain and he couldn't carry on...the rest of us were deflated by this but there was nothing we could do, it would have been crazy for him to carry on....but well done J, all the same....you showed some real guts to get that far and we were all proud of you.

We left Gargrave in a monsoon....34 miles to go....it wasn't going to be fun. Once again the towpath turned to grass...wet grass, it was like riding through a big sponge and the rain lashed into our faces, this was a really tough part of the ride but we got to Skipton and the path improved slightly. Through and out the other side of Skipton, and to Snaygill...this was where it got really bad. The rain absolutely hammered down, the wind blew into us and the puddles along this stretch were more like ponds of dirty black water...it was awful. Two more of the lads were really struggling with their knees now and there was no let up with the rain as we reached Kildwick. There are a couple of benches here so we stopped, one of the lads just fell off the bike here because his knees were so bad. We re-grouped and had a chat between ourselves but it was obvious that he couldn't carry on, he could barely walk let alone ride. So a phone call was made for him to get a lift back, and with heavy hearts we left him to wait for his lift....so again, Stu...well done mate, you got further than you thought you would and rode yourself to a standstill...you could have done no more.

That left five of us to carry on into the gloom of a Saturday evening, onwards into the rain we went with more aches and pains between us than we cared to mention. The path to, and away from Silsden is another bone jarring few miles and I'm pretty sure we all felt every bump in the track..it was like being kicked but we were soon through the last rough part and onto the lovely smooth path that would carry us to Leeds....and the rain had stopped. On we rode through Keighley, Bingley and on to Shipley...at least the locks were all downhill now so it was great to freewheel down them, if only for a short way. It took us a while to reach Shipley and by now we were well behind the time we had calculated for the ride...but no matter...the end was in sight. At the swing bridge at Dockfeild quite a little crowd had gathered to cheer us back to our hometown...and what a welcome sight it was for us. Our, by now legendary, backup team were there again and this time they had been joined by a few more family members, more hot soup was served but this time the stop was shorter...it was beginning to get a little dark and we needed to be on our way on the final leg of the ride..the last 12 miles.

It was hard riding away from where we live when we were all so tired, but we all knew we had to finish now....no matter how much pain and discomfort we were in. Another supporter turned out to cheer us on at Apperley Bridge (nice one Bri) and that lifted us again and to be honest, we did the last 12 miles quicker that we thought we would. But as we got closer to Leeds our adrenaline seemed to kick in and carry us those last few miles and before we knew it the bright city lights of Leeds were looming in front of us....and then...it was all over, we were at the Grannary Wharfe in Leeds city centre and our epic journey was complete.

There were no tears from Team Aldi...only winces of pain as we dismounted from our bikes to be greeted by our wonderful support crew who had brought champagne for us to toast our success, and they presented us each with a certificate as a momento of our ride. Photographs were taken for posterity, to be shown to generations to come...it was over. Team Aldi had done what they said they'd do...failure was not an option, the bikes were taken apart and stacked onto our team truck and we made our way home by car...it was a job well done.

The ride took longer than we planned, this was largely due to the terrible weather on the day and the injuries we picked up along the way. Add onto that all the time for our stops and it took us around 17 hours to complete the ride...but we weren't trying to set a record, it wasn't a race for us...it was just about doing what we set out to do...which was to ride the longest canal in the UK in one day, and that we did. We have no doubt that there are guys out there who could do it much quicker, but we set ourselves a target speed of 10/12 miles an hour...no great speed, but fast enough to do it in 12/14 hours and be able to enjoy it. But on reflection, we reckon that had the weather been good then we would have been slowed down by all the people using the towpath, especially around the towns...as it turned out on the day we rode, we hardly saw a soul because the rain was so bad...we only saw three other cyclists all day...so we were able to ride along without constantly having to slow down for people.

Team Aldi's ages range from 15 to 50 years old, so we reckon we didn't do so bad....and we've yet to hear of anyone else who's done it in a day, so we don't know what a decent time would be. The fact is, if you complete the whole 127 and a half miles in a day you should be pleased with yourself....no matter what time it takes to do it. But if you are thinking of doing it and read this...learn from it, because it's tougher than you think. For those who are not so sure but would still like to have a go we say this....split it over a couple of days and don't bite off more than you can chew, at least that way you'll see more and enjoy it more because it's a lovely route to cycle....even on one of the wettest June days we can remember. Hopefully, when you do it the weather will be kind to you.

105 comments:

Anonymous said...

Congratulations-a fantastic achievement!
Hoping to ride the leeds-liverpool canal next year with our 2 daughters (11/9) but over a week!
Your blog is our first step in research/planning and has been full of helpful info/details.
Cheers

Anonymous said...

hi and well done me and my partner tryed it on the 15th sept 2007 and we made it as far as blackburn and had to give up. long turm injuries and i fell of (a unsupervised dog) hurting my knees. so on the 16th we ended up on the train from blackburn back to leeds so again well done but ill try again in the summer of 2008 the canal wont beat me cochese@hotmail.co.uk

Anonymous said...

Many thanks, am planning on doing the trip solo over 2 days in July.
Will be visiting relatives in Accrington for the stop over.
Managed to get a train from Leeds to Liverpool for £8, with a reservation for my bike as well (although had to ring Transpennine to book the bike).
A great site which has been a real help, thanks again.

Anonymous said...

Fantastic achievement well done. Am doing the ride at end of June with some friends but giving ourselves a weekend to do it. Thanks for giving me a deeper insight to what we are taking on.

Anonymous said...

Congratulations. A group of us did it in 2 days Easter 2007. I am attempting it again with a different group this Saturday 21st June in the day. My previous best distance on the canal being 82 miles in a day. Since the 2007 trip have noticed that there has been at least 15 miles of towpath upgrades in Lancashire which should help us and the forecast is dry - but of course we have had some quite heavy rain.
Thanks for your insight though.

Anonymous said...

We did it. Seven of us set off from Liverpool at 4.20am on 21st June and 5 of us finished at 7.20pm in Leeds. The weather turned and a few things went wrong and it is hard work but I did what I set out to do which was do it in a day and in less hours than I had done it in 2. Thanks to your site it opened my eyes before hand.
Dave - Keighley

Anonymous said...

Just did it myself solo on Saturday 14 hours 36 mins, starting at 4am. November isn't the best month with darkness, minus temperatures and mud but i got there in the end. Its longer and harder than anything i have ever ridden before. Worth it though I have raised over £1000 for yorkshire cancer research and the air ambulance, in memory of my late father who died of cancer.

www.justgiving.com/henrystam1

cheers for the help it was invaluable,

Henry Stam

Anonymous said...

Hi
What a great site. I wish it had been available when I was planning our attempt. We did it on 6th July 2007 intending to do it in under 12 hours but took 14 1/4. The conditions we faced were like the ones you had by the sound of it. I live in Thackley, not too far from you guys & we are having another crack at it on Fri 3rd July or if the weather has been bad in the week prior we have set 31st July as an alternative. If you fancy another go get in touch at pandchall@sky.com or peter.hall@polestar-group.com
All the best
Peter

Hen Stam said...

Hey,

Just a quick note anyone planing this for the winter, unless you are well equipped with warm gear it is a tough tough ride. Be careful solo too I had a few offs that could have been worse.

But the satisfaction will be worth it in the end :-) x

climberboy said...

Thanks for this guys - a fantastic achievement. We are planning to do this in a few weeks and your site is invaluable and inspirational. Better get into some serious training i think!

Sean Murphy

Phillip said...

doing it on sat morn at 5am from liverpool - am just off out for a last min practice 3 days before dday - bit nervous. have been doing weekend 65 milers as warm ups - biggest prob - pain in knees !! hope they wont fall off before i reach leeds !! good luck all. will update after ride. phillip. elvishawk@hotmail.com.

Clarkyphil said...

This blog is now legend to all rides wishing to do this massive challange. My friend Kim and I are going to attempt a one day ride on the 21st of August a Friday. We have decided to pick Friday for a number of reasons - the tow path should have less walkers anglers etc and also if the wether is poor we will skip Friday and see if Saturday is a better day. We have also set up our own blog as a further referance to our ride liverpool2leeds.blogspot.com and hope to raise some money for a local charity Make a Dream. Well done on your achievment guys I hope we too can complete the route in our target time of 14 hours.

ed said...

great site. 3 of us doing leeds to liverpool for children in need before the end of the month. wish us luck !

Paul Gerrard said...

Thanks very much for a great website. I completed the trip solo on the 15th of May 2010 in 11 hours 59 mins (1 min within my goal of 12 hours). Your website was invaluable when it came to the planning of my attempt. Just a few pointers to anybody thinking of undertaking this massive task:

-To complete in under 12 hours (or to complete at all) you must be very fit and prepared to push yourself beyond anything you have done before. I was running 30 miles a week and cycling 60m training runs on the canal.
-Check the wind and weather very carefully… the wind can bring your speed from averaging 13mph to 5!
-Ensure you take everything you will need. I blew 3 inner tubes…
-Know your way around the tunnels… I had google earth maps and still got lost! The track you need is not a road as shown on google earth!
-Ensure you have the right bike. I used a GT avalanche 1 disc with slick tyres to keep a good pace.
-Watch out for the geese. Especially with goslings! They will attack you!!!! I got taken off by one and had to make a few small detours for others!

Hope this helps… If anybody wants more recent info contact me on paulwgerrard@hotmail.co.uk

jan basha said...

me and my friend paul have just compleated the ride from liverpool to leeds, it took us 16 hours, although we consider ourselves reasonably fit we found it a tough challenge. the weather and towpath conditions play a big part. the grass areas when wet and muddy are energy zapping! combined with a head wind make things even worse. respect for every one who does this ride. janbasha80@googlemail.com

Peter.Walters@talk21.com said...

Thanks for all the useful information. There are 14 of us undertaking the ride 29-30th April 2011, starting in Leeds and finishing in our home town Liverpool we are raising funds for Linda McCartney center. Your blog has been an inspiration and a great help in our preparation. Thanks Pete W

Unknown said...

Thanks for a great site - my wife and I set off tomorrow (1st June) to complete the ride, raising funds for our partner schools in Gambia. I have used this site several times to help us prepare. In awe of all you guys who did the ride in one go!

Simon helstrip said...

A group of us are doing this ride on 20th July for help the hero's. And this site is very helpful, thanks for the headsup guys. www.bmycharity.com/liverpool2leeds

Simon & James said...

Me (53) & my son (17) completed the ride yesterday in 16 hours total time. Your story of your ride resonates with me clearly now, although nothing can ready you for the real hurt you will go through! We found it was not the distance which was the problem but the terrain, with so much of the route being just a tiny narrow track of rock filled grass. I now have huge saddle sores! I don't think it's a ride you enjoy on the day (as the Coast to Coast is), but the achievement is huge, A looking back on the day, I've great pride in what we & all those who have done this ride in one day, have done

Anonymous said...

Well done to all that have completed this ride. A few of us are doing Liverpool to Leeds on Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd of September. I did a bit of a practice ride yesterday from Riddlesden to Gargrave then back onto Snaygill and I found it very hard going (mainly due to it being my first long ride out this year and my bum really hurting!) I've ridden Leeds to Keighley before and the surface it's excellent but I don't know what to expect from Gargrave through to Liverpool. Can anyone summarise what percentage is horrible rough, bumpy, bum breaking terrain as opposed to nice and smooth surfaces like Keighley to Leeds as I need to get myself mentally prepared for the pain lol! Also we are looking at accommodation just over the halfway mark and have seen the Holiday Inn Express in Burnley but are concerned about where we'd leave our bikes for the night! Can anyone recommend any alternative accommodation?

Anonymous said...

There's definately a lot to know about this subject. I like all of the points you made.
Here is my webpage ; quickpaydayloans

Anonymous said...

I always spent my half an hour to read this web site's content every day along with a cup of coffee.
Feel free to surf my page : Www.Austinplanetarium.Org

Anonymous said...

Stunning story there. What happened after? Good luck!
Also visit my web page : awriterswordshop.com

Anonymous said...

Great post. I used to be checking constantly this weblog and I am inspired!
Very useful info specially the remaining section :
) I deal with such info a lot. I used to be looking for
this particular info for a long time. Thank you and best of luck.
Also visit my weblog ; Instant Loan 960

Anonymous said...

Every weekend i used to pay a quick visit this web site, as i want
enjoyment, since this this web site conations really good funny stuff too.
my site :: quick instant loans

Anonymous said...

I blog often and I truly appreciate your content.
The article has really peaked my interest. I will take a note of your website
and keep checking for new details about once a week. I subscribed to your RSS feed too.
My homepage - http://awriterswordshop.com/23806/tips-to-apply-for-a-quick-loan

Anonymous said...

In looking for the proper collar for the pets, things that you need
to consider are safety, the training process as well
as your convenience. You should teach your dog and talk to him during training sessions.
We turn off the TV.

Here is my web-site - blue ribbon dog training academy

Anonymous said...

If you're on a budget have your guests light sparklers as you depart. (US). So even though it's been annoying at times that I've had to do most of the planning of this wedding myself, it's been good for
the same person to have an understanding of everything that's going on.

My blog post The Knot Wedding Website Amanda Isgate And Brandon Hicks

Anonymous said...

- Exorphins: Anti-nutrient found in dairy products and wheat.
- 1 tsp cinnamon (optional). Ingredients.

Feel free to visit my web page; paleo diet and alcoholism

Anonymous said...

It is particularly helpful as you fight off this yeast infection in mouth.
Because of its anti-fungal properties, it is also sometimes recommended for vaginal yeast infections.
Seek medical or professional help.

Also visit my blog post: how to treat yeast infection after hysterectomy

Anonymous said...

If all players are wrong the murderer gets away and
everyone loses. Even Halloween parties with the
very best Halloween costumes can get dry after everyone's seen the costumes to be seen and passed out the candy to the beggars. I hope you have fun planing a birthday party for your tween, I hope my birthday party ideas for tween's helped you.


my page :: Business intelligence

Anonymous said...

Appreciating the hard work you put into your blog and detailed information you offer.
It's awesome to come across a blog every once in a while that isn't the same out of date rehashed information.
Excellent read! I've bookmarked your site and I'm including your
RSS feeds to my Google account.

my site ... get more facebook likes uk

Anonymous said...

- Set thoroughly cooked chicken aside. Gaining information about
your enemy is the first step in assuring success in defeating him
or her. - Vegetables are low in sodium less water retention.



Feel free to visit my site the paleo diet and crossfit

Anonymous said...

Thanks for sharing your thoughts about buy solar panels alberta.

Regards

Feel free to visit my blog; solar panels rent or buy

Anonymous said...

I used to be recommended this blog by way of my cousin.
I am not positive whether this post is written by
him as nobody else understand such specified approximately my difficulty.
You're amazing! Thanks!

my webpage :: ford ranger

Anonymous said...

Excellent article! We will be linking to this particularly great post on our site.
Keep up the great writing.

Here is my website ... mederma stretch mark therapy

Anonymous said...

This website certainly has all of the info I needed concerning this subject and didn't know who to ask.

my blog post: buy solar panels arizona

Anonymous said...

Asking questions are in fact good thing if you are not understanding
something entirely, but this article gives pleasant understanding yet.


My site: family survival kit jason richards

Anonymous said...

So you are looking to rid your girl of these unwanted stalkers when you are drawn to Willow
Creek's Black Mirror Castle. I've played Nancy Drew for years and even her saccharine personality is more 3D than Lindsay or 'Linds') as
she calls herself. You Divide everyone at the party into two groups, or tribes.


Here is my blog last minute flights

Anonymous said...

If your tween is into paint-ball you can take everyone to play paint-ball.

You make different challenges like scavenger hunts, food challenges, mazes
and races. Every Halloween party that people remember later in
the year by saying things like "Do you remember so-and-so's Halloween party last year.

Also visit my homepage :: auto insurance quote

Anonymous said...

This is a topic that is close to my heart... Best wishes!
Where are your contact details though?

Also visit my web-site ... 504cc.com

Anonymous said...

Do you have a spam issue on this blog; I also am a blogger,
and I was curious about your situation; we have
developed some nice practices and we are looking to swap
techniques with others, be sure to shoot me an e-mail
if interested.

Look into my weblog :: get twitter followers no password

Anonymous said...

Even just 15 minutes a day keeps your piano playing ability in tune.

As an alternative, it will most likely be far more powerful for you
to learn about audio and chord idea. The last type of chords we will discuss in this article are spread voicings.



Stop by my site :: jazz piano chords amazing grace

Anonymous said...

Upon returning to the starting line, the first player
must pass the sugar cube to the next teammate in line
and so on. Unfortunately for me as an addict, I need my crime
fix. That is the new craze in on the internet gaming, and numerous girls
and teens are possessing a blast.

Also visit my webpage; minneapolis movers

Anonymous said...

He will know when he’s done something
bad or good. Be patient with your dog. Research states that more dog trainers and owners are
deciding on the dog training collar.

Here is my blog post: dog training collars

Anonymous said...

Heya greаt website! Doеs runnіng a
blоg similar to thіs requіre a mаssiѵe amount ωоrk?
I have absolutely no knowledge of programming howeveг I haԁ
bеen hoping tо start my own blog soon.

Anуwаy, shоuld you havе any reсommendations or tiρs for
new blοg ownеrѕ please shaгe. I undеrstand this is off subject neνertheless ӏ simplу had to
ask. Τhаnks a lot!

Мy blog: instant long term loans

Anonymous said...

Very nіce wrіte-up. I ԁefіnitely love this site.
Keeρ ωrіting!

Mу webрage ... best personal loan

Anonymous said...

The owner decided after the event to donate half of the
proceeds back to the students. I've played Nancy Drew for years and even her saccharine personality is more 3D than Lindsay or 'Linds') as she calls herself. The game would begin with them watching the collapse of society and the outbreak of magic around the world.

My weblog adultfriendfinder

Anonymous said...

Hi tο eѵerу , beсauѕe Ӏ
аm gеnuinely κeen οf rеаding this web-sіte's post to be updated regularly. It carries nice information.

My site: fast money loans

Anonymous said...

Τhis dеsign is wiсκeԁ!
You definitely know hοw to kеep a readеr entertained.
Βetween your wit and your videos, I was almost movеd tо start mу own blog (well,
almоst...HaHa!) Wonԁеrful јob.
I reallу enjoyed what you had to sаy, and moгe than that, hоw you рrеsented it.

Too сool!

my web-site ... Best Payday Loans Uk

Anonymous said...

Ι am not sure ωhere you arе getting
youг informatіon, but gгеat topic.
I needs to spend some time leaгning much more οr undеrѕtanԁing morе.

Thanks for fantastic info I was looking for thіs info for my misѕion.



Also visіt my site - unsecured loans online

Anonymous said...

Its like you reаd my mind! Yοu sееm
to grasρ a lot about this, such as you ωrote the e-booκ in it οr somethіng.
I believe that уou can do ωіth a
few % to pressure the message home a bit, but other than that, that is great blog. An excellent read. I'll definitely be back.

Here is my web site; best rate loan

Anonymous said...

This ωеb site reаllу has аll the іnformаtіon I wantеd аbout thіs subject and dіdn't know who to ask.

My web-site :: best homeowner loans

Anonymous said...

As the admin of this web ρage is ωorking, no hesitation very ѕoon it
will be famοus, due tο its quality contentѕ.


Hегe iѕ my site best unsecured loans for bad credit

Anonymous said...

I had a skunk run in front of me when I was riding without a
light one night. Nobody wants to see someone walking around in a bra and
underwear or boxers. Our six year old was there too and instead of telling daddy Gerrin was climbing on
the cabin roof she was helping him get up there
my husband found out.

Check out my webpage ... water shoes

Anonymous said...

Hello, i rеad уοur blog fгom time to timе
and i own a similaг one аnd i was just wondеrіng if you get a
lot оf sρаm comments? If so hοw do you pгevent it, anу plugin or anythіng you cаn
advise? Ι get so much lаtеly it's driving me insane so any help is very much appreciated.

Also visit my web page ... www.ph-online.net

Anonymous said...

I do nоt evеn unԁеrѕtand hoω I stoppеd uρ heгe, howеver Ι аssumeԁ thiѕ publiсation usеd to be gоod.

I do not κnow who you might bе hоweѵeг
ԁefinitelу you arе goіng
to a ωell-knοwn blοgger should уou arе
not alreadу. Chеers!

Look at my hοmepage - best bank loan

Anonymous said...

Hі thеre! Ι κnοw this iѕ kinda off topіc hoωever Ι'd figured I'ԁ аsk.
Wοuld you be іnteresteԁ in exchanging
links or maybe guest writing a blog article oг
viсе-verѕа? My ωebsite discuѕses
а lot оf thе same topіcs
as youгs аnd I feel we сould grеatly benefit from еach other.
If you're interested feel free to send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you! Terrific blog by the way!

Review my weblog :: best loans uk

Anonymous said...

We absolutely loνе your blog and find the mаjority оf
your post's to be what precisely I'm looking for.
сan you offer guest wrіters to write сοntent
avaіlable fοr you? Ι wouldn't mind publishing a post or elaborating on a number of the subjects you write related to here. Again, awesome website!

Feel free to visit my web page: cheap secured loans

Anonymous said...

On Sunday nights Erin Jaimes hosts a blues jam
where anyone from Alan Haynes to Gary Clark, Jr.
*Rounds table format. Ask your local club to run this for you.



Here is my website ... pub quiz amsterdam

Anonymous said...

Excellent bеat ! I wіsh to аpprentice whilst
yоu amend уοur webѕite, hoω could i subscribe foг a web-site
websitе? Τhe аccount helpeԁ me
a аpplіcаble deаl. I haѵe bееn a lіttle
bit acquaіntеd of this уour broаdcаst providеd bright transpaгеnt іԁea

Vіsit my wеb-ѕite :: http://indie-zine.com/

Anonymous said...

You still have to expert all of those other guitar chords so
as to engage in very easy popular music. -- Notes: Bb D F. The last type of
chords we will discuss in this article are spread voicings.



Here is my web blog - piano chords and notes of only hope

Anonymous said...

If the boat is not already equipped with a seat you'll want to get one. Kayaks are usually categorized firstly by their framework, and secondly by their function. Now let us look at the specific needs of a kayak fishermen when it comes to his craft.

My site; sports

Anonymous said...

can be included. Obesity is an epidemic in our society.
Long Hair on the Paleo Diet: Omega-3s.

Also visit my web site paleo diet and weight loss reviews

Anonymous said...

I got this sitе from my budԁy who informeԁ
me regarding this web site and noω this time I am viѕіting this web pagе and readіng νery іnformаtіve artiсles or
rеvіewѕ at this time.

Fеel free to visit mу web sіte: fast online cash loans

Anonymous said...

So you are looking to rid your girl of these unwanted stalkers
when you are drawn to Willow Creek's Black Mirror Castle. I've played Nancy
Drew for years and even her saccharine personality is more 3D than Lindsay or 'Linds') as she
calls herself. Play games all night long in keeping with the
twenties theme such as various card games and crossword puzzles.



Review my webpage: Www Goo

Anonymous said...

You can definitely see your expeгtise withіn
the article you write. The sector hopes for еven
mοre passiоnate wrіters likе you whο are not afraid to mention how theу believe.
All the time go after your heart.

Revieω my page :: best uk loans

Anonymous said...

Magnіficent beat ! I would like to apprеntіce еvеn as уou amend youг website, hoω сan
i subscribe fоr а blog ωeb site?
The account helped mе a acceρtable ԁeal.
I hаve beеn tiny bit аcquainted of this
your broadcаst offerеd vivid transparent сoncept

Look at my homepage :: great loans site

Anonymous said...

In that case, this kind of question should not be taken from any show
telecasted in specific country. Anna had been looking
through my phone while I was naked. The Bull's Head Pub, Bangkok.

Look at my website; funny pub quiz names

Anonymous said...

Upon returning to the starting line, the first player
must pass the sugar cube to the next teammate in line and so on.
Unfortunately for me as an addict, I need my crime fix. Every Halloween party that people remember later in the year by saying things like
"Do you remember so-and-so's Halloween party last year.

Feel free to visit my page; gnc

Anonymous said...

He will know when he’s done something bad or good.

Bond With Your Dog Through Play. In 2005, Ford, a
Gateway employee, decided it was time for a career change.


My web site agility dog training at home

Anonymous said...

By dividing up the party at several peoples houses you make it easy on yourself.
At the end of the party all of the papers write down who they
think was the prohibition agent. Cranberry studios developed this sequel while publisher Anaconda brings
it to you in stores.

Here is my weblog :: citicard

Anonymous said...

These make a kayak track very but hamper hard turns or tight turns.

Saturn inflatable kayaks are also an affordable option
with many kayak models starting at $500. Activities such as these are played as games
where a fisherman catches fish utilizing bait, fishing rod and lure.


My website ... Mortgage Rates

Anonymous said...

- Exorphins: Anti-nutrient found in dairy products and wheat.
Let me tell you a quick story about the beauty of filling
up on a paleo diet breakfast. - Lecithin.

my blog post: paleo diet and crossfit

Anonymous said...

By dividing up the party at several peoples houses you make it easy on yourself.

For adults, a virtual makeover of hair and makeup may be the equivalent of a little one hood
game, with an improved style sensibility that tends to make the knowledge each entertaining and inspirational.

Cranberry studios developed this sequel while publisher Anaconda brings it to you in
stores.

Look into my weblog; jacksonville hotels

Anonymous said...

Nothing can compare to the more expensive tools which are made from high-grade tempered steel.
If you take this trip in the winter then you may be in
for a pleasant surprise. Our six year old was there too and instead of
telling daddy Gerrin was climbing on the cabin roof she was helping
him get up there my husband found out.

My blog post :: water shoes

Anonymous said...

Fashion Games of Teen Girls Interested Are Fun These challenges are at times shared amongst buddies.
I won't spoil your surprises and give away any more details. Every Halloween party that people remember later in the year by saying things like "Do you remember so-and-so's Halloween party last
year.

Also visit my webpage - freecreditreport com

Anonymous said...

On Sunday nights Erin Jaimes hosts a blues jam where anyone from Alan
Haynes to Gary Clark, Jr. Local country clubs are offering trivia
fun for as little as forty dollars per couple.
They feature almost nightly drink specials and some form of
entertainment every night of the week--DJ's, live music, trivia, you name it.

My web page ... pub quiz archive

Anonymous said...

It had been some time since I visited web site with
such high quality information. Thansk loads for the helpful
information

Feel free to visit my blog post: having trouble getting Pregnant with Second Baby

Anonymous said...

I am genuinely grateful to the holder of this site who has shared this wonderful
article at at this time.

Feel free to surf to my webpage :: Visit

Anonymous said...

The decor on the inside of the restaurant is absolutely beautiful.
I believe my exact words were "I don't want to be your dirty little secret. The decline of the East side blues scene was disheartening, but, it also gave rise to the need for a fresh start, which came in the form of the next blues-only venue, Antone's, founded by the late Clifford Antone, during the summer of 1975.

Also visit my site ... clever pub quiz names

Anonymous said...

(Thank you rounds are always welcome, of course. Anna had been looking through my phone while
I was naked. Her father, Bruce Paltrow, produced the critically acclaimed TV series that is considered the precursor to many
medical shows today, St.

Visit my web site; pub quiz amsterdam

Anonymous said...

On Sunday nights Erin Jaimes hosts a blues jam where anyone from Alan Haynes to Gary Clark, Jr.
Local country clubs are offering trivia fun for as little as forty dollars per couple.
The Bull's Head Pub, Bangkok.

my web page great pub quiz Names

Anonymous said...

Narrow blood vessels lie alongside the intestines of
the earthworm and they absorb the nutrients from the alimentary canal feeding the rest
of the body. You must definitely be planning to make it special and
memorable by keeping a good theme, ordering the best food and choosing the best games.
28.

Feel free to visit my website; pub quiz archives

Anonymous said...

On Sunday nights Erin Jaimes hosts a blues jam where anyone from Alan Haynes to Gary
Clark, Jr. Brazenhead is a great place to go with your family or for
a business lunch or dinner, but if you are looking for a party atmosphere,
this isn't it. The food is decent and the drink specials on Tuesdays include $2.

Here is my web page - pub quiz austin

Anonymous said...

(Thank you rounds are always welcome, of course. * Team
answer sheets - Basically a grid lined A4 type sheet with answer write in
numbered boxes and a line on top for the team name. The decline of the East
side blues scene was disheartening, but, it also gave rise to the need
for a fresh start, which came in the form of the next blues-only venue, Antone's, founded by the late Clifford Antone, during the summer of 1975.

Also visit my blog post: brainstormer pub quiz answers

Anonymous said...

DJ spins out on Saturday nights. Brazenhead is a great
place to go with your family or for a business lunch or
dinner, but if you are looking for a party atmosphere, this isn't it. Theme Format: It is almost like standard format of the pub quiz.

Feel free to surf to my blog post :: good pub quiz names

Anonymous said...

The only hurdle to accessing this is of course human limitations and
the fact that the brain does not function
solely as a learning tool for the human being. Brazenhead is a great place to go with your family or
for a business lunch or dinner, but if you are looking
for a party atmosphere, this isn't it. 8.

Also visit my weblog; pub quiz archives

Anonymous said...

(Thank you rounds are always welcome, of course.
* Team answer sheets - Basically a grid lined A4 type sheet with answer write in numbered boxes and a line on top
for the team name. 28.

my page; clever pub quiz names

Anonymous said...

Also, we need to determine the rounds of the quiz according to it.
At the end of each round read out the cumulative scores.
Theme Format: It is almost like standard format of the pub quiz.


my web blog :: pub quiz area

Anonymous said...

Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer program is optimized for the U.
If you would definitely be a true beginner to figuring out to gain muscular, you will need to begin your workouts inside the gym
or health and fitness center to use trainers and other staff to support and teach
anyone setup your schooling routine. Then opt for ones cheapest way to help you feed those guns while using
the Egg White peptids.

My blog post; Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer Reviews

Anonymous said...

Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer program is optimized for the U.
If you would definitely be a true beginner to figuring out to gain muscular, you will need to begin your workouts inside
the gym or health and fitness center to use trainers and other staff
to support and teach anyone setup your schooling routine.

Then opt for ones cheapest way to help you feed those guns
while using the Egg White peptids.

Check out my site ... Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer Reviews

Anonymous said...

Why you have to know why my how to attract younger women dumped
me out of the house.

My web-site; how to attract women tips

Anonymous said...

In other words, they go against the grain of the careers
their parents had. Anna had been looking through my phone while I was naked.
They feature almost nightly drink specials and some form of entertainment every night of the week--DJ's, live music, trivia, you name it.

Feel free to visit my web site ... pub quiz answers and questions

Anonymous said...

In that case, this kind of question should not be taken from any show telecasted in specific country.
Brazenhead is a great place to go with your family or for a business lunch or dinner,
but if you are looking for a party atmosphere, this isn't it. 8.

Feel free to visit my webpage best pub quiz team names

Anonymous said...

Wifi Surround Good Systems : Samsung Ht-z310t A few.
1-channel Residential home Theater Revolve around Sound Approach

Feel free to surf to my web page: casinoeuro

Anonymous said...

DJ spins out on Saturday nights. At the end of each round read out the cumulative scores.
28.

Check out my web site clever pub quiz names

Anonymous said...

Projector Includes To Be aware of

Feel free to surf to my website :: paday loans uk

Anonymous said...

I used to be able to find good advice from your blog articles.



Here is my page mobile multiplayer games - ,

Anonymous said...

electronic cigarette reviews, electronic cigarette reviews, electronic cigarette, ecigs, smokeless cigarettes, e cigarette

Anonymous said...

The Village with the windmill Is parbold

Mickrick said...

Have just completed the ride in 3 days with 1 other rider. Weather was horrendous and track equally as bad most of the way! 2 punctures to Vick's back tyre and 2 falls due to the ruts in the track didn't deter us. Weather was too bad to take many photos unfortunately. Bikes needed hosing down daily...Premier Inns were very helpful in this matter.
The ride was completed without any backup and no major injuries. But it could have easily gone wrong. It was an achievement rather than an enjoyment with no opportunity for sight seeing or taking in the historical factors of the towns and villages. I wouldn't recommend it to non masochists; there are plenty of other more enjoyable challenges.
Pleased that 2 60 year olds could achieve the journey in those conditions and live to tell the tale.

Simon pearson said...

I did this on the 17th July 2017 with 3 friends we completed it in 13 hours. All recorded on Strava. We was on mountain bikes and it was the toughest ride of my life but so glad I achieved it.

Anonymous said...

شركة تنظيف بالقطيف
شركة تنظيف بالخبر
شركة تنظيف بالاحساء
شركة تنظيف بالدمام
شركة مكافحة قطط بالدمام
شركة تعقيم منازل بالخبر

Teknik Informatika said...

What motivated Team Aldi to embark on the challenging 127.5-mile canal ride from Liverpool to Leeds in a single day?
Can you describe the weather conditions Team Aldi faced during their ride and how it impacted their journey?
Regard Telkom University