Snow, snow, glorious snow!

As you may have gathered, it is still snowing. So, I have foregone my usual trip in on the bike for one on the coach.

Four hours. Actually, four hours and ten minutes. To do a journey that usually takes 55 minutes. Ah, well...

Saw some real die-hards (or is that nutters?) out in the "weather" on the way although the two lorries that had done the Turning Over Tango on the way in (hence the long journey time) convinced me that I had chosen wisely.

More later, probably.

Snowed in.

Well, it snowed yesterday. There�s a tradition in the UK that when the first flake of snow falls, the whole country grinds to a halt. And so it came to pass that I didn�t venture out yesterday but decided to work from home instead.

Have to see what the weather�s doing before I decide to ride in or get the coach.

Ooh look!

Here it jolly well is:

Back on track

OK, so I'm a bad lad. I�ve let a few other things get in the way of boring the world with my self-consumed rantings. Oh, how could I???

Well, things that have changed: I sold the car, got promoted, moved to France, started commuting internationally and discovered a cure for the common cold. Well ,OK, not the last one.

I now live near Bergerac in the Dordogne but still work in the centre of London. This means I spend four days in the UK (with the bike) and three in France (with my wife and child).

I�ve done almost 8000 miles on the Pan (second service due) and when I get to 10000 I�ll work out how much it is costing me per mile.

Back tomorrow�

Lazy git...

It's official. I'm crap.

More news as we get it. Pictures at 10...

Absence make the heart grow, er, something or other

Well, it's been a while. Busy, busy, busy. Oh, and lazy, lazy, lazy as well. An email from someone who's just bought a Pan was all the reminder I needed to get back on the case. On which, there will probably be more in a bit. Thanks, David.

Time for an update, I guess.

Well, later on anyway.

Back in a bit...