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deanbean

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  1. Des Latham is awesome, his History of South Africa podcast is very informative
  2. Buy a farm and live there, but let the farm to an established farmer, is what I'd suggest. As my 60th approaches, I'm heading that way. You get the lifestyle, but not the stress. My newest expense is security, I'm paying R6200 a month for armed security.
  3. I had a lekker perculated(prut?) coffee this morning, reminded me of our chats. I'll have a beer in his memory tonight
  4. Does anyone have a link to track RTC and RTW? edit already had it on my PC https://rtwrtc2020.maprogress.com/
  5. Thanks guys, been looking for the Tracker. Got 2 mates doing the Race To Paarl this year, Blanket wearer Erik Egeland and JG Wardle, a legend in his own mind from Cathcart, Thomas River MTB trail boss.
  6. Pleased you know about this, thought of you and T. Be careful
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    RIFLE

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psk65mhcxrs
  8. Deanbean takes a dive, if you are going to keep using that pic, I DEMAND FREE ENTRIES, the beers are free already so can't demand that edit, and I rode in flats this year so that there was no repeat
  9. Let me know if you need any help in Stutt Fanie. Got fomo
  10. Mike Rowe's "The way I heard it" is excellent. Try to work out who or what he is talking about before the end. All between 5&7 min long.
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  12. deanbean

    RIFLE

    With reloading I started at the minimum load and moved up 0.4gn at a time. Did 5 loads at each, then tested accuracy over 50m. Amazingly enough the minimum load was the most accurate on my every day carry rifle(a .222 Remington Sako), which suits me as it's quiet. Only 23.2gn to get a good grouping
  13. A truely bespoke knife (forged from bicycle spokes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMvRIalrGf8 https://www.instructables.com/id/Knife-Forged-From-Bicycle-Spokes-a-Truly-Bespoke-K/
  14. Healing slowly
  15. I had a roller and chainguide on my Bigwig, but once I put an oval chain ring on it didn't work so well, so I used a rear Rapide tensioner as well (A bit belt and braces I know). Worked really well to retain the chain on our really bad gravel roads. Its very easy to re-tension the chain, loosen the bolts a touch, twist the plate and tighten, no need to remove cranks.
  16. Watching bokkie eat in my garden. Now. That's why I've fenced the Rose's off, so I don't have to chase the little ****.
  17. One of the riders leaving the last waterpoint :clap: https://www.facebook.com/chickenfeedme/videos/379156488943996/?t=0
  18. The wind is pumping here, so I can imagine it's not too comfortable on Lehana
  19. Geez Martin, powering ahead, 72km ahead of Tweet
  20. I've been watching Terry Pratchet and Neil Gaiman's Good Omens, looking for the motorbikes, this is the only decent pic I could find. Famine, War, Death and Pollution
  21. A twatwaffle? The Aussie accent is strong when the clip starts then becomes saffer [emoji16] as it progresses.
  22. Idiot, only do this for the kudos of your mates. Easy to get up and walk a few paces away where you won't bother the snake.
  23. I'm a poepol without a camera. I release snakes and only then take a photo, and then only if it's an interesting specimen or unusual colourLike this puffie
  24. In Cyril Midgeley's house, in JHB somewhere.
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