Monthly Archives: January 2010

…….someone needs it… Ladies Bike (Townsend) all serviced and repaired. 15 gears. Mudguards. Solid bike for shopping etc. Price…£40. And……………. All new bits – tyres tubes, cables, bar-tapes. Good solid Raleigh Roady. Price…£70 Fully serviced and repaired.

And it’s brill! It’s the first for nearly 4 years!!! YES,  Sharks Sports has been running for nearly four years. During those years I’ve NEVER missed a single Saturday! Till now. So, if you’ve a bike problem please get in … Continue reading →

Oooooh! A full weekend of ELVIS and Mrs Condor is already getting set for the next ELVIS do! This is the full ELVIS In Concert Show to be held Friday, 26th February at The M.E.N. Arena in Manchester. Backing Elvis’ … Continue reading →

Fans, Impersonators, Tribute Acts of Elvis Presley met at Blackpool for a weekend of The King! Here’s a few pics courtesy Mrs Condor and ‘Family’ taken during the weekend, with a bit of Condor ‘music’.

Mmmm…the old ‘Vienna Waltzes’….Blue Danube…..of course round here it would be the Brown Irwell But this music seems to be popular at the moment so I put one of mine at youtube. It’s called Dance with me.

It is doing!! No new snow overnight but the old is well frozen and slippery this morning. With icicles about! BRRRRR!!!!!!!!! And the conifers round the back are well covered! Which all goes to show that you don’t need to … Continue reading →

Well, it was. When they made paper here. But now…mmm…quiet on that front. But quite bright today; ideal for a quick walk with a camera within a mile of the Condor shop! A bit more snow has fallen during the … Continue reading →

I took a few pics while walking down to Radcliffe, then shoved a bit of me music to them and put the whole thing on youtube. In places it was 8 inches of snow – in the odd patch up … Continue reading →

Yesterday was Saturday. Now, in the annals of life on this planet Saturday, in England, as far as I recall, has  been a main Market Day. So yesterday, the local market being open an usual, I ventured the heavily falling … Continue reading →