That's not a hill.....

The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady 10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives
does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......
--
Chris French, Leeds

chris French wrote:
The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady 10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives
does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......

Where and when? (By private mail if preferred). I'll drop around with a
welcome cake next time I'm visiting the folks!

If my Windows system hadn't committed suicide I'd break out MemoryMap
and track it down from the description, although that does sound like
pretty much everywhere in Cambs.

Jon

On 9/3/05 1:37 am, in article , "Jon
Senior" jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOT_co_DOT_uk wrote:

chris French wrote:
The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady 10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives
does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......

Where and when? (By private mail if preferred). I'll drop around with a
welcome cake next time I'm visiting the folks!

If my Windows system hadn't committed suicide I'd break out MemoryMap
and track it down from the description, although that does sound like
pretty much everywhere in Cambs.

One of the boys in the lab has just bought memory map. I've planned this
weeks mini tour on it (write up later..) and looked at the route profile.
Scary..

...d

chris French wrote:
The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long
and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady
10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives

does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over
the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises
about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......
--
Chris French, Leeds

We never did have a W Yorks urc meet up. Maybe I can stop by when I
ride to Cambridge and back in July or perhaps we'll see you at
Mildenhall !!!

Hope the move is trouble free.

chris French wrote:

The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady 10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives
does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......

How dare you! East Anglia is not flat! We have railway bridges.

Tony ;-)

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......

Yes, you won't believe the winds over the fens...

Tony Raven composed the following;:
chris French wrote:

The move to the 'flatlands' draws closer, just waiting for final
solicitory bits, hopefully exchange of contracts won't be too long and
we can get moving date.

Well I guess the village (all going well) is on hill, it's a heady 10m
above sea level, and I guess the road to the nearest town of St. Ives
does go over what passes for a mountain around there as it goes over the
30 metre contour. But FGS the road our current house is on rises about
20 metres in maybe 300 metres or so.

I think this is going to take bit of readjustment.......

How dare you! East Anglia is not flat! We have railway bridges.

And dykes ...

--
Paul ...
www.4x4prejudice.org
(8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 14:40:33 -0000, "Paul - xxx"
wrote:

And dykes ...

Is this a reference to Velcro?

Guy
--
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Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 14:40:33 -0000, "Paul - xxx"
wrote:

And dykes ...

Is this a reference to Velcro?

East Anglian Dykes:
http://www.wuffings.co.uk/WuffSites/Dykes/EADykes.htm

I've been known to cycle to the Dyke's End pub, and often walk along the
Devil's Dyke, but don't know of any cycling routes that are made not-flat
by it.

Alan Braggins composed the following;:
Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 14:40:33 -0000, "Paul - xxx"
wrote:

And dykes ...

Is this a reference to Velcro?

East Anglian Dykes:
http://www.wuffings.co.uk/WuffSites/Dykes/EADykes.htm

I've been known to cycle to the Dyke's End pub, and often walk along the
Devil's Dyke, but don't know of any cycling routes that are made not-flat
by it.

The sloping sides make excellent 'practice' areas for slalom bikes .. I
guess ...

--
Paul ...
www.4x4prejudice.org
(8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!