I was an avid watcher of the early 80 British TV program "the young ones". So this was my take for a fancy dress on the character from the series Vyvyan. I'm a little in the recovery stage tonight, 5 mins from home after a 32k bike ride a car driver cut in front and I had no where to go. I can't sing the praises for the helmet enough, for my head hit the black stuff very hard.
I'm okay, a few scuffs and scratches, but as you get older the recover takes a little longer.
This is a great image and a fabulous outfit. So glad you're ok after your accident; it sounds as you were lucky. Your confidence will be shaken though. Take care out there.
A wonderful rig out and portrait ! love that stern look ! Sorry to hear of the accident - so good the helmet saved the grey matter - seriously take care and hope you will feel fine again soon !Fav for the portrait !
The cycle helmet really saved me, I was travelling at about 15mph when the car turned across the front of me, I went over the bonnet and hit the road, side on head first. I'm 61 now, far from being old, but far from being young too.
Crikey that would be close….mad car drivers! Thank goodness not too much damage, hope it hasn’t put you off cycling. Great outfit…you look the part!
What a great self-portrait, scruff and all. I'm glad you are ok!! Helmets, yes! If I had been wearing one when on my bicycle and I was hit by a car from behind, I might have had less injury.
October 1st, 2021
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Nice portrait.
Hi All, please excuse the joint reply. Thank you for your comments, wishes and fav's they're very much appreciated. The bike is generally okay, a few bits will need to be replaced, and I'll mend too, nothing serious.
The cycle helmet really saved me, I was travelling at about 15mph when the car turned across the front of me, I went over the bonnet and hit the road, side on head first. I'm 61 now, far from being old, but far from being young too.
Sorry to hear about your accident & glad you came through without too much injury.