A simple case of Atwoitis ...

[better duck]

Marcels enthousiastic posts about his little kingdom (graciously allowed by the queen of the house of course ) triggered me in photographing the effects of my (longlasting and rather costly) bout of Atwoitis. This is what is on my bedroom wall:
(the jacket on the far right is an ELC G1) But I've got two more GW A2s on the way!!

Another pic from another perspective:

And one especially for Andrew:

 

[Andrew]

Two words- Batchelor Pad. :lol:


I would like to know what the new girlfriends say when they get to see the inner sanctum of the VLJ shrine.



That Werber is fantastic.

 

[better duck]

I would like to know what the new girlfriends say when they get to see the inner sanctum of the VLJ shrine.

There is only one, and she likes it; She's into boots as I am into A2s (that is: having more than one can possible wear and still wanting more) and she has an attitude of "live and let live". I'm not complaining ....

Werber is fantastic.

It is, isn't it!

 

[dujardin]

hello Peter,

splendid , there is one positive thing in collecting nice flying jacket; there is no need of a wall paper.
it's just beautiful as it is.
a ''flashy'' brown leather jacket hanging on and we, we are happy.
womens require wallpaper, decorations, blablabli blablabla.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
next week, i'm off duty for 10 days, i will take time to place my collection in MYYYYY room.
and than back on my post for some (and last) photos

see you next
byeeeeee marcel

 

[SuinBruin]

Nice erg. I'm a former rower myself and I've got an old Concept in the garage -- I really should make more use of it.

 

[better duck]

Nice erg. I'm a former rower myself and I've got an old Concept in the garage -- I really should make more use of it.

It's a model D, with a PM 4 monitor, that I connect to the PC, where I have RowPro: nice software. The seat is a tilting one (Core Perform, see Paul Smiths website: I provide a link further down), emulating the sideways movement (imbalance) of a boat. The entire machine is on slides, so the machine moves and I sit still (oh yeh, if that's so, how come I sweat like a pig when rowing? :lol: ) to counter the sweating I have a very simple thing, called the C-Breeze over the ventilator. It directs (self-generated) wind across the rower: a real blessing during long hauls! A rather costly setup, but well worth the investment. If anything, I'd recommend you the C-breeze: it cost me all of 29 USD direct from the USA. Here's a link: http://www.ps-sport.net/

 

[SuinBruin]

Nice erg. I'm a former rower myself and I've got an old Concept in the garage -- I really should make more use of it.

It's a model D, with a PM 4 monitor, that I connect to the PC, where I have RowPro: nice software. The seat is a tilting one (Core Perform, see Paul Smiths website: I provide a link further down), emulating the sideways movement (imbalance) of a boat. The entire machine is on slides, so the machine moves and I sit still (oh yeh, if that's so, how come I sweat like a pig when rowing? :lol: ) to counter the sweating I have a very simple thing, called the C-Breeze over the ventilator. It directs (self-generated) wind across the rower: a real blessing during long hauls! A rather costly setup, but well worth the investment. If anything, I'd recommend you the C-breeze: it cost me all of 29 USD direct from the USA. Here's a link: http://www.ps-sport.net/

Wow, that's dedication... or insanity... or both. :lol: Me, I always hated the erg -- all of the pain of rowing (more, even -- the erg is very good at extracting maximum physical effort without the distractions of an actual boat), but none of the grace of being on the water and getting a boat to move the way it should.