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The TPU UK Clubhouse

So..the US is apparently having a price drop on GPUs, what are the off-chance the UK will follow up as well?
 
Tigger said:
Shitty weather here in Hull,
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tell me about it i lived there for about 10 years both my kids was born in Heddon road "even the rats carry flick knifes and there big as dogs" :) .

smoking i do it all the time pipe mainly and only the green stuff well maybe a bit of bacca.
 
xtreemchaos said:
tell me about it i lived there for about 10 years both my kids was born in Heddon road "even the rats carry flick knifes and there big as dogs" :) .

smoking i do it all the time pipe mainly and only the green stuff well maybe a bit of bacca.
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I guess Hull can be a trying place to live.
 
Hull people are the best just its a shitty town since the big fishing stopped.
 
yes we have to be thankful for small mercys mate ive a lot of family there and at Bridlington.
 
My flight is bought, I will 100% be in England this summer, any recommendations for me and my lady friend to go see? We like nature and want to see as many National Treasures as we can as far as beautiful views go.

I won't be doing cliffs of dover or London, we are staying away from the South East area... I'd like to see a bit of Wales maybe and that region, and the Yorkshire region, we don't like big cities. We might go as big as something like Nottingham though to see Robin Hood statue, lol

Hopefully we can find some cheap Bed and Breakfasts, we might do tent on some nice nights, so any campground recommends welcome as well as neither one of us have no idea on that front lol
 
CallandorWoT said:
My flight is bought, I will 100% be in England this summer, any recommendations for me and my lady friend to go see? We like nature and want to see as many National Treasures as we can as far as beautiful views go.

I won't be doing cliffs of dover or London, we are staying away from the South East area... I'd like to see a bit of Wales maybe and that region, and the Yorkshire region, we don't like big cities. We might go as big as something like Nottingham though to see Robin Hood statue, lol

Hopefully we can find some cheap Bed and Breakfasts, we might do tent on some nice nights, so any campground recommends welcome as well as neither one of us have no idea on that front lol
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cheddar gorge, Yorkshire moors, Stonehenge, Avebury(love the place)
 
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Tatty_One said:

Pembrokeshire coast National Park, it's in Mid Wales, lots of coastal walks, beaches, amazing wildlife (Seals especially).........................​


https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ec/Marloes_peninsula,_Pembrokeshire_coast,_Wales,_UK.JPG

and probably the "Lake District" in North West England.
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I had no idea the UK had seals!!! I am 100% going there!

Tigger said:
Come and see me in Hull. me and my Partner will make you a nice cuppa and summat to munch.
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The Deep aquarium looks freaking amazing... have you been there? why is this amazing thing in the middle of nowhere!!! it looks so cool!!!

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Yeah, in my first job after I left the Army I took a group of 20 young offenders on a 18 mile hike along the coastal paths, must have seen 100 seals in the water and some on the beaches or rocky outcrops, I too until then had never seen them over here.

I did "Break" a few of the 20 in the process but at least they saw some seals :)
 
Tatty_One said:
Pembrokeshire coast National Park
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+1 for that i live on the edge of the park and if you are into stargazing we have very dark skys aswell as the wildlife like otters and some of the best fishing rivers in the UK.
 
Id say a hike through the yorkshire dales but you might not have quite enough time for all that. Even driving through it (if you plan to hire a car or a motorcycle) is also good as its very very scenic. The roads are also very up and downy and twisty so also a very 'fun' drive/ride if you know what i mean. You can hire a bicycle and cycle through there, but unless you've got legs like Chris Froome then you might run in to trouble.


They also have a castle or two up there.

Skipton Castle:
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FreedomEclipse said:
Id say a hike through the yorkshire dales but you might not have quite enough time for all that. Even driving through it (if you plan to hire a car or a motorcycle) is also good as its very very scenic. The roads are also very up and downy and twisty so also a very 'fun' drive/ride if you know what i mean. You can hire a bicycle and cycle through there, but unless you've got legs like Chris Froome then you might run in to trouble.


They also have a castle or two up there.

Skipton Castle:
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Ah the Shire, where the hobbits live and joy and pleasantries are abound! ...and yet the lure of greed and material items led Tolkien's mother to take him to Birmingham, the city of Uruks and machines... poor poor Tolkien
 
I would definitely recommend the Lake District in Cumbria where I spent many happy years climbing the beautiful hills and mountains.
This is Wast Water with Wasdale Head in the distance where there's a fabulous pub/B&B and a campsite. It's a truly magical place.
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CallandorWoT said:
My flight is bought, I will 100% be in England this summer, any recommendations for me and my lady friend to go see? We like nature and want to see as many National Treasures as we can as far as beautiful views go.

I won't be doing cliffs of dover or London, we are staying away from the South East area... I'd like to see a bit of Wales maybe and that region, and the Yorkshire region, we don't like big cities. We might go as big as something like Nottingham though to see Robin Hood statue, lol

Hopefully we can find some cheap Bed and Breakfasts, we might do tent on some nice nights, so any campground recommends welcome as well as neither one of us have no idea on that front lol
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Anywhere near Snowdonia (Wales), anywhere in the Highlands / Loch Ness area (Scotland), or as it's been said already, the Lake District (North England). These are some of my favourite places. :)
 
Splinterdog said:
I would definitely recommend the Lake District in Cumbria where I spent many happy years climbing the beautiful hills and mountains.
This is Wast Water with Wasdale Head in the distance where there's a fabulous pub/B&B and a campsite. It's a truly magical place.
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I have been to Connemara in Ireland, it was a similar experience as this picture, just gorgeous beyond belief.

and that Cromwell bastard (circa 1600's) who said Ireland was junk land can right eat shit :rockout:
 
Splinterdog said:
I would definitely recommend the Lake District in Cumbria where I spent many happy years climbing the beautiful hills and mountains.
This is Wast Water with Wasdale Head in the distance where there's a fabulous pub/B&B and a campsite. It's a truly magical place.
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can anyone spare some change?

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£430 is cheap considering that every wheel builder i contacted to build me similar spec priced me closer to £500 for the exact same damn thing.

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Spoke to my 'bank manager' -- he also wasnt very pleased, quipped i could buy a car for that price :laugh:
 
FreedomEclipse said:
£430 is cheap considering that every wheel builder i contacted to build me similar spec priced me closer to £500 for the exact same damn thing.

Spoke to my 'bank manager' -- he also wasnt very pleased, quipped i could buy a car for that price :laugh:
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You could if you don't mind the smell of mould and breaking down on the way home. :roll:
 
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