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Re: Videos - Rides

Postby Mechniki » 06 Jun 2019, 16:52

I use a single "Zefal Spy" mirror on the left side of my chair on a hanger, which I can conceal in the hanger. It's convex and fairly good.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bike-Mirror- ... SwKqNcq~8M

I noticed some gloves with mirrors, but I don't think they would work very well especially on joystick hand, they seem expensive on ebay, sure I saw them much cheaper elsewhere.
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Postby Mechniki » 06 Jun 2019, 17:05

found another type of mirror on ebay, so bought one
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202292945839
wrist mounted, so in theory could even go onto an armrest
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Postby Mind The Gap » 10 Jun 2019, 09:05

Hi all another video, Padmall Wood in Keston. London. Otto bock B500. Part 2



youtu.be/OULmIXQkf5M
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Postby Scooterman » 10 Jun 2019, 10:31

It's a good video camera you've got :thumbup: . It's a great picture and doesn't wobble much. drunk2
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Postby Scooterman » 10 Jun 2019, 10:34

shirley_hkg wrote: You will soon find it always gets in your way indoor .

Everything is a compromise . drunk2

What about one of these? It shouldn't wobble too much :D Image
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Postby snaker » 19 Jun 2019, 01:17

A green ride into a jungle.


youtu.be/DcrIpLV2d0Q
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Postby expresso » 19 Jun 2019, 01:25

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Postby Burgerman » 19 Jun 2019, 04:26

And... Lots of cow power exhaust. And even cow engines that are not attached wandering around free on the road.
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Postby snaker » 20 Jun 2019, 03:20

This kind of cows is too small for being engines, we call them "toad cows" :lol:
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Postby Burgerman » 20 Jun 2019, 09:38

TOAD? You mean towed... As in lead.

Toad...

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Postby snaker » 20 Jun 2019, 10:09

Toad. It means that cow breed is as small as a toad :lol: But their meat is delicious.

Towed cows are another breed. Much bigger, stronger and have a hump between shoulders.
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Postby rollingcowboy » 21 Jun 2019, 06:56

snaker, interesting video.
you must have been hot and sweating?
I watched most of the video - all of the traffic was towards you? were you on a one-way road going the wrong way?
when I am out on a road am always more worried about the cars coming behind me.
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Postby snaker » 21 Jun 2019, 09:35

I had suffered the sweating and pressure sore problems in many years. Sweat had leaked out 1 or 2 litres a day no mater how weather is hot or cold or cool, very tired. 2 years ago, the sore was healed then the sweating problem suddenly disappeared. Maybe there is a relation between the sweating and pressure sore problems.

That day was very hot. In the town, the temperature was 40oC in shade plus a super dry wind. But in jungle where is not far from the town, it was fairly cool, about 30oC. The road serves for tourist. At the end of it, there is a waterfall. It is a two-way road. Those people were tourists that were going back to the town from the waterfall.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foehn_wind :fencing
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Postby Burgerman » 21 Jun 2019, 10:44

I had suffered the sweating and pressure sore problems in many years. Sweat had leaked out 1 or 2 litres a day no mater how weather is hot or cold or cool, very tired. 2 years ago, the sore was healed then the sweating problem suddenly disappeared. Maybe there is a relation between the sweating and pressure sore problems.


Some days I sweat uncontrollably when sat in a chair. On one or the other sides. Other days no sweating. Regardless of temperature. And yes yesterday, sweating. And sore back... :fencing :cussing banghead

On the plus side my keyboard is now behaving.
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Postby Burgerman » 21 Jun 2019, 21:43

Whoohoo. Air alternating cushion still working well. No pressure sore. But must stop sitting on beer bottle tops. I have a small cut, and a red serrated "ring" on a buttock! :thumbdown:
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Re: Videos - Rides

Postby Mind The Gap » 25 Jun 2019, 09:13

Hi all another video.
Hither Green Crematorium. 4K.


youtu.be/6fHH2mclgFo
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Postby Burgerman » 27 Jun 2019, 08:05

A crematoreum? :fencing :eh:

Those paths are a bit narrow. What were they thinking. Its amazing how similar that looks to the one near here.. Poplar trees, copper roofs, same type of brickwork, same iron railings fence etc.
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Postby Mind The Gap » 01 Jul 2019, 10:46

Hi All, another video.
Watching a man trying to retrieve his dog from the pond that's chasing ducks.


youtu.be/oFwOuHel46A
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Postby Mind The Gap » 08 Jul 2019, 12:05

Hi All. Another video.
A nice ride on the river Thames clipper

youtu.be/MI2ljSmZ_b4
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Postby Burgerman » 08 Jul 2019, 13:38

You could ski behind that.
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Postby Mind The Gap » 08 Jul 2019, 15:10

Burgerman wrote:You could ski behind that.


The thought crossed my mind. stick a couple of skis under the wheelchair. :)
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Postby Scooterman » 17 Jul 2019, 08:43

Sorry this isn't a video ride, but it's photos from a 28 mile round trip yesterday. The reason for the post is I thought the name of the boat was funny so thought I'd snap it for you guys.

The bird feathers are from Red Kites which soar in the park, they're great to watch.

https://postimg.cc/gallery/1ietxvabk/

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Postby Scooterman » 17 Jul 2019, 08:54

Mind The Gap wrote:Hi All. Another video.
A nice ride on the river Thames clipper

Ooh that looks nice! I'd like to have a go on that, I was thinking me and the salsa could get a bus and train to Waterloo. I've been looking at the Thames Clipper website but am confused already czy . Can you suggest which service I should get that is best for seeing the sights? :thumbup:
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Postby foghornleghorn » 17 Jul 2019, 09:43

Scooterman wrote:
Mind The Gap wrote:Hi All. Another video.
A nice ride on the river Thames clipper

Ooh that looks nice! I'd like to have a go on that, I was thinking me and the salsa could get a bus and train to Waterloo. I've been looking at the Thames Clipper website but am confused already czy . Can you suggest which service I should get that is best for seeing the sights? :thumbup:

Do you want to have a long ride on the boat or get on and off at several places to look at things?

If you have a freedom pass or any other disabled ID a single long ride on the boat with a 2 zones ticket with 50% disabled discount is £ 3.65.

For a single long ride I would suggest North Greenwich O2 to The London Eye.
Jubilee Line from Waterloo to North Greenwich O2 which is about 12 minutes in the tube plus getting in and out of the stations. Then you are onto the Thames Clipper at somewhere with no queue. Best view from the boat is generally sitting outside.

If you want to go exploring a River Roamer ticket for £8.90 (50% discount) allows you to get on and off all day. They do also do a free carer if you want to take a companion.
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Postby Mind The Gap » 18 Jul 2019, 07:38

Hi All
Another video, Having a ride around Cator park, Kidbrooke Village gardens.

youtu.be/qa4fdCfMcqk
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Postby Scooterman » 18 Jul 2019, 16:31

Thank you Fog Hog, sorry for the late reply. I will do what you suggest and avoid the queues! Does it get busy at the Waterloo/London Eye pick-up point cos of all the tourists?

Do I need an oyster card to go on the tube? I've never bought one of them. I use my bus pass on the bus when I go to London as I don't know where to buy an Oyster card, do newsagents sell them?
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Postby Irving » 18 Jul 2019, 16:47

Scooterman wrote:Thank you Fog Hog, sorry for the late reply. I will do what you suggest and avoid the queues! Does it get busy at the Waterloo/London Eye pick-up point cos of all the tourists?

Do I need an oyster card to go on the tube? I've never bought one of them. I use my bus pass on the bus when I go to London as I don't know where to buy an Oyster card, do newsagents sell them?
Is it a Freedom pass? That covers tubes & busses.
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Re: Videos - Rides

Postby Scooterman » 18 Jul 2019, 18:52

Irving wrote:Is it a Freedom pass? That covers tubes & busses.

Oh is it, I've heard of them. Is it different to an Oyster card? Can I get it on my phone?
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Postby Irving » 19 Jul 2019, 09:04

Scooterman wrote:
Irving wrote:Is it a Freedom pass? That covers tubes & busses.

Oh is it, I've heard of them. Is it different to an Oyster card? Can I get it on my phone?
It works like an Oyster card but only available if you live in London, but your local council may have a similar scheme.
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Re: Videos - Rides

Postby Scooterman » 19 Jul 2019, 09:44

I can use my disabled bus pass on London buses but I don’t think I can use it on the tube?
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