Spammy at the bar at the Thelnetham White Horse
Thursday BSCC Bike Rides, Thelnetham and Earl Soham, Suffolk - 31st May 2015
It's a couple of Thursdays and a couple of bike rides: the first is out to Thelnetham for the first time in ages - on account of the pub having been closed for a year or two - and is followed by a splinter group visit to the Instanbul Kebab House in Diss. Then, on the following Thursday, it's a trip out to Earl Soham and the ever-reliable Victoria. There's no kebab after this one though.
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Pip, Apple and Paul
Suey takes a photo of a beer pump
The White Horse, Thelnetham
Suey, Marc and The Boy Phil get ready to saddle up
The Boy Phil orders a kebab
Marc looks glum
The Boy Phil in the kebab shop
Fred climbs around on some sculptures at Morrisons
Another walk up the leafy Cornwallis avenue
Purple flowers in the rain
Fred pokes puddles with a stick
The boys stand around in puddles
Fred sticks his hands up to walk through nettles
Isobel carries Harry through the nettles
Isobel carries Gabes around
Fred with stick
The BSCC bike gang outside the Victoria
In the Victoria
A milling throng of BSCC riders
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Spammy at the bar at the Thelnetham White Horse
Pip, Apple and Paul
Suey takes a photo of a beer pump
The White Horse, Thelnetham
Suey, Marc and The Boy Phil get ready to saddle up
The Boy Phil orders a kebab
Marc looks glum
The Boy Phil in the kebab shop
Fred climbs around on some sculptures at Morrisons
Another walk up the leafy Cornwallis avenue
Purple flowers in the rain
Fred pokes puddles with a stick
The boys stand around in puddles
Fred sticks his hands up to walk through nettles
Isobel carries Harry through the nettles
Isobel carries Gabes around
Fred with stick
The BSCC bike gang outside the Victoria
In the Victoria
A milling throng of BSCC riders