Featured When All This Crap Is Over Whats The First Thing You Are Going To Do ?

I'll be flying to NYC to see my daughter and - please god - my new granddaughter. She's due on 15th June and my plans to be there are obviously going to be scuppered.

 

Think it’ll be a good blast out on the Daytona for me, with a stop off at my favourite butty bar for a sausage, crispy bacon and egg butty.

 

Go back to work!
From a purely personal perspective, I have absolutely no problem with being "stuck" at home for a couple of months, I will enjoy the down-time!

I've already, finally, got around to finishing the slate plinth for my Garrard turntable. I picked it up cheap a couple of years ago but it needed some machining and finishing. Finished it yesterday! Just waiting for some mounting screws and the LP's will take a hammering.

 

Party to celebrate all the birthdays missed during lockdown! Which will get messy
And ditch the train part of the daily commute and ride the whole 145 mile round trip to work everyday and never complain about sore wrists or aching back!!
And be grateful I can

 

Excellent! It's amazing how some of our great companies have re-purposed their production to get stuff done. When this is all over we need to remember the importance of home-grown industry and start backing it properly!

 

Agree.

There’s nothing wrong in buying products/produce genuinely made in the UK.

They may be a little bit more expensive but let’s try and support these companies.

 

First thing to organise will be a massive piss up with our friends, hopefully in the sun in the garden. This may scupper my plans for the first proper ride out the next day as an early start will be essential!

 

You know I could pick most of these of things to do. But will start with the squeeze my Grandsons to bits and my Granddaughters aswel. Then I am going to get that trip to Glencoe. And perhaps Northern Ireland.
Regards
Joe.

 

Northern Ireland is lovely Joe, you should do it. The Antrim coast road is something else and County Fermanagh is beautiful. Many, many great biking roads and they really seem to respect riders more over there.

 

Gladtobebackontwowheels
They sure are. I was born and bread on the Antrim coast roads. I came from Bushmills. I had many rips around the northwest course and coast roads. A lot of the time with plod chasing me. To my friends and I we loved that sort of thing just for fun.
Regards
Joe.

 

Ha! Well you don't need me to tell you then eh!

 

I’m going to absolutely explode outwards to do everything every activity and so on but...................

It’s like a horse in a field on a rope as time goes on the horse just circles and circles till you take the rope off then it still circles but without the weight of the rope as it’s become conditioned to it like the government wants us to be!!

 

Visit my daughters up in Yorkshire

 

I am going to get back to my old hobby of licking random things such as the handrail on the escalator or random ticket-machines

https://www.dw.com/en/german-man-licks-ticket-machine-to-spread-coronavirus/a-52887069

 

For me my first priority will be getting my family together for hugs and drinks. Once that has happed to get out on my bike for a ride...

Edit complete

 

Visit loved ones and get my motor running and head out on the highway, and to be able to get out and enjoy the wild life that's around near me.

 

Now the mrs is able to travel on my current bike comfortably over distance,we are going to do the Grossglockner stopping off at carcasonne then ride back via the eagles nest,ready to go straight after the all clear.

 

Hangings are a bit extreme Wessa

 

Opps.....