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Hello Si,
It looks like you can read the old issues here: https://issuu.com/boneshakermag Also, although the magazine is defunct it looks like their web shop is still online and you can buy downloads of the magazine https://boneshakermag.bigcartel.com/
cheers
Graham

Sounds great - have a good time Neil
Graham

This refers back to Alan Weaver's pic on the previous page: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-19920580

George - from what I understand it's a legal grey area in France, but generally nobody minds as long as you don't have fires, make a mess, camp on crop fields etc. I have also come across designated wild camping areas, usually a clearing in the woods with no facilities, where you can camp for free.

Respect to everyone who turned out yesterday to ride, organise or help out. There aren't many days I feel glad to be stuck at home, but yesterday was one. Well done.

Just thought I'd mention that I cycled up Winwood Heath Road yesterday and it hasn't wintered well - it was tricky to pick a route between potholes and loose gravel. I know it's never been great, but it did seem to me to have deteriorated.

Don't try to look up the language in A Clockwork Orange; it was invented just for the book.

but is based on Russian, e.g Droog (the name of the gang) is Russian for friend.
So all you need to do is learn Russian and you won't need the dictionary

My two Penn'orth (or two rubles worth, in fact):
Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina
Fyodor Dostoevsky - Crime and Punishment
Mikhail Bulgakov - The Master and Margarita