Now I’ve got around to posting my cycling statistics for last month. Here are the statistics for this monthly so far! Doing much better than last month! Then that’s not hard at all!! 🙂
Here is the data from May 2015 so far:-
Data from: Garmin Connect.
Here are my cycling statistics for April 2015. I’ve been putting off, posting the stats for this month! Since I only did one cycle! Yes, just one! Only did 11.21 miles! Even the one cycle, I did was not ever a long one!!!
So I’ve got a hell of a lot of catching up to do!!!
Here is the data from April 2015:-
Data from: Garmin Connect.
Demolition (BBC 2/HD | 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Sunday 24th May 2015)
Documentary series that goes behind the safety cordon to explore the explosive world of demolition. Demolition duo the Ogden brothers take on the highest profile job of their career, bringing down a 12-storey office block in the centre of Doncaster. In central London, a gas holder that towers over the Thames has come to the end of its life and developers are waiting to move in. But, standing just metres from two busy railway lines, the team has to devise a never-used-before technique to take down the iconic structure while London looks on. Demolition dynamo Paul Johnson gambles everything on finding valuable scrap while demolishing a former school.
Churchill: When Britain Said No (BBC 2/HD | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Monday 25th May 2015)
Documentary covering Winston Churchill’s failure to be re-elected following the Second World War. Just weeks after VE day, Britain’s great war leader Churchill found himself in another battle – to be elected prime minister. He was confident of victory, having led the country through the dark days of the war. However, in one of the greatest election defeats of all time, Churchill was humiliated at the polls and his Conservative party was almost annihilated. Why did his countrymen turn so vehemently on their great British bulldog? Was the rejection of Churchill a disgraceful mark of ingratitude or the most mature electoral decision ever made by a democracy? With surprising revelations from first-hand witnesses, as well as historians including Sir Max Hastings, Juliet Gardiner, Anthony Beevor and writer Dave Douglass, this programme looks at his controversial legacy and debates the weaknesses and the strengths of the man.
All TV guide information taken from DigiGuide — www.getdigiguide.tv/?p=1&r=15119.
At long last, my village has got Superfast Fibre Broadband! We’re getting it installed on the 8th June!! So can’t wait! Right now, with ADSL we only get speeds of up to 7.5 Mbps. When we get BT Infinity 2, that will jump to anything up to 76 Mbps.
It will also make uploading stuff, much, much faster!! So it will make me, want to film many more new vlogs!!
Here are some photos of our local FTTC cabinet getting installed 🙂
Here are some more Zone3 Vision wetsuit photos! The first two, I took at the same time as filming the vlog. The other two, once I got back home. I put the wetsuit on, at around 12:00pm and kept in on till around 4:30pm!
Totally loving my newest wetsuit, the Zone3 Vision! It’s super tight and very comfort. Also looks and feels fantastic!
Demolition (BBC 2/HD | 8:00pm to 9:00pm | Sunday 17th May 2015)
Documentary series that goes behind the safety cordon to explore the explosive world of demolition. It charts the dramatic end to some of Britain’s biggest and most iconic buildings. In this episode, the demolition crew attempts to bring the 100m-high cooling towers of Didcot A power station, which have long dominated the Oxfordshire landscape, down to earth with a bang. But, in addition to tackling the complex engineering, the team faces a public outcry when they schedule the blow-down at night, and this threatens to derail their plans. Hastings Pier is on its last legs after a devastating fire, but local demolition man Mark Hodgson hatches a water-borne plan to try to save it for future generations. And one of the industry’s biggest and boldest characters has to take down a disused bridge, in a race against the clock.
Horizon (BBC 2/HD | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Wednesday 20th May 2015)
Series exploring topical scientific issues. How bad can our drinking pattern be for our health? Doctors and genetically identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken want to find out. With the current drinking guidelines under review, the twins embark on self-experimentation to see the effects of different drinking patterns on their health. With Chris drinking 21 units spread evenly across the week and Xand having his 21 in single weekly binges, how will their bodies differ after a month? Catching up with the latest research into alcohol drinking patterns, we ask if moderate drinking is genuinely good for us – and whether binge drinking is really that bad.
Britain’s Deadliest Rail Disaster: Quintinshill (BBC 2 Scotland & BBC iPlayer only | 9:00pm to 10:00pm | Wednesday 20th May 2015)
Historian Neil Oliver investigates Britain’s most deadly rail disaster. On 22 May 1915, a collision at the Quintinshill signal box, near Gretna, became Britain’s deadliest ever rail crash. Involving a military train filled with troops and two passenger trains, the crash claimed an estimated 226 lives and left hundreds more injured. The duty signalmen, George Meakin and James Tinsley, were found responsible for the disaster and were both jailed on charges of culpable homicide. Neil Oliver explores the series of mistakes that may have caused the collision and the part played by the train companies and the government. Dramatised reconstructions add to this compelling account of a tragedy which had a profound effect on several communities in Scotland and remains the deadliest in the annals of Britain’s railways.
All TV guide information taken from DigiGuide — www.getdigiguide.tv/?p=1&r=15119.
Below are the top three most looked at photos on this website so far during May 2015.
Number 1 (4,946 views) : PBK Team Long Sleeve Skinsuit 2009
Number 2 (769 views) : Black Skeleton Glow In The Dark All-In-One
Number 3 (736 views) : Out walking
I’ve got to say, I am loving my new Zone3 Vision Wetsuit. Also the price as not bad at all. List price was £215, I paid £174.15 for it! So a saving of 19%. Also can’t believe fast, I got it! I only ordered it yesterday from Wiggle and got it today! Did not even pay, any extra to get it next day! So 10/10 to Wiggle!
Went out a long walk in my blueseventy axium wetsuit, like you do… Oh and sorry about the wind! Hope you can make out, most of what I say!