Yup, thats me from today, officially a pensioner, well a pensioner in the means that at 58 I am receiving a pension (not work or state) and working three days a week leaving more time fo riding my bike, golf, and general stuff.
It's now i wish i lived up near 100milesaway and OC as i could ride around beautiful countryside rather then have to go south to Dover and across to French France to get away from traffic.
Bring it on.
Alan
Enjoy it Alan.
Just a question would general stuff cover more bike riding ??. Just a question :whistling:
Can I offer my congratulations you Alan, and also to repeat the open invitation to you and the 'lads' to visit us up here whenever you can..you'll always be welcome mate and I'm sure Geoff will agree, you aren't missing much at the moment though as the weather here is absolutely Baltic and there's even a heavy frost on the ground !
Good luck for the future, and I absolutely know that before too long you will be saying " how the hell did I find time to work full time " :yes:
Alan, On our avenue there are a couple who moved here from Tunbridge Wells, another couple from Exeter, some people across the road arrived from Bracknell. The Dales are full of folk that came on holiday, fell in love with the area then came back to live here. Even myself and my good lady who although a Yorkshire lass (Saddleworth) are not natives of the parish. It's easy Alan, sell your gaf for mega bucks, buy something up here, retire for 7 days not 4. Then come out with us and enjoy. simple hey?. And they lived happy ever after.. :mfr_lol: :banana: :banana:
100milesaway and OC
We will be up probably in September again, we were chatting in the pub the other night.
As for moving i would, not sure about her indoors just yet, we had our place valued at £585k so i guess we could get a shed or something up there to bed down in and another shed for the bike.
One step at a time as they say, one never knows whats around the corner.
See you both soon.
Alan
Congratulations on your retirement. :clap:
[/size]As Geoff has said, relocate. You could buy an outstanding property for that sort of money up North.
Congratulations Alan for reaching the old codgers brigade.. :mfr_lol:
Quote from: Débs on April 01, 2015, 01:45:03 PM
Congratulations Alan for reaching the old codgers brigade.. :mfr_lol:
You're a cheeky so and so.
But ta.
Alan
Congrats on the retirement.
For £585k up North, you'd get a hell of a lot for your money.
Just don't buy anything in Bradford
Quote from: Kwikasfuki on April 01, 2015, 09:13:47 PM
Congrats on the retirement.
For £585k up North, you'd get a hell of a lot for your money.
Just don't buy anything in Bradford
A couple of years ago a mate of mine who lives in Bradford had a fire in his house, he escaped but the house was burnt to the ground. Gone, everthing just of few cinders left. shocking it was, it caused £25 pounds worth of damage. :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :whistling: :whistling:
Up tnorth you could buy a row of terrace houses with a full pigeon loft and asmany bracers and caps an clogs you need by gumm hey Chucky chucky chucky :whistling:
Oh how I'm laughing!! :gun_bandana:
Quote from: The Wolf on April 01, 2015, 09:34:46 PM
Oh how I'm laughing!! :gun_bandana:
:mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
You forgot Whippets, rhubarb, and complaining about bloody southerners. :D
Well done BA ... enjoy it all I am sure it is richly deserved. :yes:
Less than 2 years for me and I shall be heading up North 2/3 times a year to take on some Northern hospitality .... well, at least at Steves' house !! :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: