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Danny Colyer wrote: Running very late for work this morning, I was stopped at a red light outside the Tenniscourt pub when another cyclist pulled alongside and said good morning. He knew my name and my domain name, but I didn't recognise him. Not being awake yet, and concentrating mainly on the lights, I didn't question him in detail to find out who he was. Was it

Danny Colyer wrote on 23/02/2007 22:06 +0100: Roger Thorpe wrote: 'Tenniscourt Road' I wonder how that got it's name.... I reckon it came from The Tennis Court pub ;-) I thought it was named after a particularly successful police raid where they arrested two short of a dozen criminals ;-) -- Tony "...has many omissions and contains much that is apocryphal, or at least

I wrote: On a bicycle such a thing certainly does exist. I ride through one every morning on my way to work. It's always been a pleasure on the few occasions when *all* of the lights have been out and Roger Thorpe responded: AAAh another cyclist speaks.(for a change) I don't mind talking to you at all. Do you think that is exceptional? And would it be different if you were