How to cure a hangover

GED · 01 January 2009, 17:40

This is how we cured our new years day hangovers.
3 Aircraft Ribs went out for a blast around Conwy, it was -3 degrees when we left and did'nt get above freezing all day

it was a great days ribbin and would beat many of our summer days out..... Hope the following photos are a taster for those of you are comming to our North West Ribsters cruise in June....

1. heavy frost on tubes of Marks rib
2. Lumpy seas at Puffin Island
3. Mark Aircraft taking off
4. Aircraft crash landing.

GED · 01 January 2009, 17:45

1 Aircrafts at Beaumaris Pier
2 Pier and Snowdonia Back drop

Top banana · 01 January 2009, 18:37

looks like you had a great day,What better way to ditch the hangover.

Top banana · 01 January 2009, 18:39

looks like you had a great day,What better way to ditch the hangover.

Have you got the new rib, and if so how does it compare.

GED · 01 January 2009, 18:49

more picys

GED · 01 January 2009, 18:52

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Originally Posted by Top banana

looks like you had a great day,What better way to ditch the hangover.

Have you got the new rib, and if so how does it compare.

About to get my new rib tubed,hope to have it finished in time for the Isle Of Man cruise

GED · 02 January 2009, 10:29

more picys of previous day, up river at Conwy

GED · 02 January 2009, 10:31

more picys at Conwy Castle

Hightower · 02 January 2009, 11:33

Conway Castle looks interesting.

What's that 20th Centry construction in pic 1? Looks right out of place!

Millermob · 02 January 2009, 12:15

Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure its the railway line, which is 'boxed in'

The Garfish · 02 January 2009, 12:37

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Originally Posted by Hightower

What's that 20th Centry construction in pic 1?

dat woz bilt bi a welch nobbur corld Owain Glyndŵr sow az hee cud moov iz trewps bi trayn dowen too de bawder too keap dem fkin scowsrs owt.

itt diduynt werk cuz de scowsers yewsed nikt mowterbykes, xr3s an winnibaygows too invaid.

itt stil appens evvery fridaiy nite.

garF

Hightower · 02 January 2009, 12:51

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Originally Posted by The Garfish

dat woz bilt bi a welch nobbur corld Owain Glyndŵr sow az hee cud moov iz trewps bi trayn dowen too de bawder too keap dem fkin scowsrs owt.

itt diduynt werk cuz de scowsers yewsed nikt mowterbykes, xr3s an winnibaygows too invaid.

itt stil appens evvery fridaiy nite.

garF

The railway line runs right though the Castle then?

The Garfish · 02 January 2009, 21:25

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Originally Posted by Hightower

The railway line runs right though the Castle then?

yus. itt woz a bitt ov a buggir forr Owain Glyndŵr an iz arrmy. thayd be sittin dowen forr brekfast wen de 8.35 too hollyhed wennt screemin threw cuvverin dem orl inn sut.

unttil deezul trayns woz inventid de inglish thort dat de welch peepuls waz likkul banddy leggid blak fkkers

garF

tony t · 02 January 2009, 21:44

de fkin inglish on welch iz kumin joon garf yoh boyin uz a brekfast wun wez arive

John Firth · 02 January 2009, 22:43

For those really interested in the unique history the bridges by the castle are
Telford's Suspension Bridge which is 19th Century,completed in 1826 and Robert Stephenson's railway bridge was built in 1848 the enduring example of a box section bridge.
http://www.beenthere-donethat.org.uk/conwy1.html

John Firth · 02 January 2009, 23:37

Here are some more pictures from our days out in North Wales, the weather was kind but very cold with stunning light and views.
See if you can guess the identity of our mystery ribster.

Hightower · 03 January 2009, 00:57

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Originally Posted by John Firth

For those really interested in the unique history the bridges by the castle are
Telford's Suspension Bridge which is 19th Century,completed in 1826 and Robert Stephenson's railway bridge was built in 1848 the enduring example of a box section bridge.
http://www.beenthere-donethat.org.uk/conwy1.html

Oh I stand corrected, it's 19th Century. Still looks out of place however!

The Suspension bridge is much more in keeping with the Castle.

Brian · 03 January 2009, 14:04

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Originally Posted by John Firth

See if you can guess the identity of our mystery ribster.

Mrs John Firth ?

Dorado · 05 January 2009, 05:35

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Originally Posted by GED

more picys at Conwy Castle

The castle looks very good ! Who is the owner of it ?

JSP · 05 January 2009, 14:35

Nice shots lads!
Been going to conway castle since I was a nipper, love the place as well as Caernarfon castle.
Never forget me ald man saying he over heard two american tourists saying how stupid it was building a castle next to a railway line