Sadly I'm working, but what are you doing?

Kids football tournament a long but enjoyable day hopefully ..

fishing at langley lakes

Enjoying early retirement.

Bowland Brewery, Clitheroe later, for a few pints of ale in the late afternoon sunshine. Smashing.

Headingley, Leeds watching Lancashire getting beat at cricket.

Watching The Lions match, then off to B&Q, then watch the TT...........rammed with bikes here on The Isle of Man and with a bit of sun scheduled the place will be buzzing!

The Mrs is away for a few days. So it's a wild weekend for me...and by that I mean playing PS4 most of the time, haha.

At a friend's wedding in Devon.

15 mile bike ride before it gets too warm, then gardening this afternoon.

Standard bpool walk on front

Working. I hate you all!

IndigoLake wrote:The Mrs is away for a few days. So it's a wild weekend for me...and by that I mean playing PS4 most of the time, haha.

Have you tried the Virtual Reality headsets? I was talking to my mate the other day who has one and he says they are superb.

We were saying, it'll come a point in the future where you won't need to go on holiday to see new places - you'll be able to see any sights you want via VR.

Indigo and any other ps4 users add me on ps4. claretwardy88

Factual frank have u had a go?

Salisbury market day, usually bump into a Claret or two.

little beach barbie with mrs fatboy and a couple of friends, cool bag, and a few san migs....then get the lads boat out and do some reef fishin...then do safety kayak for an inter-island swim ..

Sarum wrote:Salisbury market day, usually bump into a Claret or two.

I was there last Sunday whilst visiting our son in Warminster. Invested in some rather tasty cheeses, these are the ones we bought, not the samples on the stall

Doing a 60 mile bike ride then back home for some beers in the garden happy days

Sarum feel free to join our south West clarets WhatsApp group! I'm in Blandford

Going to a wedding in Darwen. looking forward to a great day1

FactualFrank wrote:Have you tried the Virtual Reality headsets? I was talking to my mate the other day who has one and he says they are superb.

We were saying, it'll come a point in the future where you won't need to go on holiday to see new places - you'll be able to see any sights you want via VR.

No, never tried them! I am interested in trying them out but I'm unconvinced by them at present. I just don't think the technology is there yet and I think sales probably reflect that. Most of the games on PS VR are more like tech demos rather than actual games. Now if they can bring me full-on Battlefield 4 in VR then I'll pay top dollar for that!

FactualFrank wrote:Have you tried the Virtual Reality headsets? I was talking to my mate the other day who has one and he says they are superb.

We were saying, it'll come a point in the future where you won't need to go on holiday to see new places - you'll be able to see any sights you want via VR.

I got a VR headset a few weeks ago and it is amazing. I watched Drones by Muse on it and felt quite emotional by the end of it - it affects you (in a good way) more than any other kind of media. Incredibly emotive in general - especially walking through a dark and grimy house being stalked by a killing machine in Resident Evil!

Watching Robbie in Manchester..........Wife's idea, I hate pre season

Taking my lad to Preston for his driving theory test. He'd better pass, costing me a fortune ferrying him around everywhere


Edit: He passed

Packing for a golf trip to Spain:)

karatekid wrote:Taking my lad to Preston for his driving theory test. He'd better pass, costing me a fortune ferrying him around everywhere


Edit: He passed

Well done to him.
My lad's still learning and the lessons are costing me a fortune

Yeah but I suppose it's a small price to pay for a life skill. If you consider how much a 1 hour taxi ride would cost , a 1 hour driving lesson is cheap.

gonna have an early night............I am off to Zente at 5 in the morning

I did a 15 mile walk around Grassington with the dogs. A good day.

Went on the interactive Gruffalo trail at Gisburn Forest with some of the grandkids, it's really good fun!

FactualFrank wrote:Have you tried the Virtual Reality headsets? I was talking to my mate the other day who has one and he says they are superb.

We were saying, it'll come a point in the future where you won't need to go on holiday to see new places - you'll be able to see any sights you want via VR.

Bit like Bob Lord's idea that if you show matches live on TV, no-one will go to the matches. I doubt that virtual reality will ever replicate weather conditions - sun worshippers will still need to leave the country.

claretwardy88 wrote:Indigo and any other ps4 users add me on ps4. claretwardy88

Only just seen this - will add you shortly