Changing it up 🚵♂️
I have been walking my arse off for the past month which is good fun, today i decided to change things a little and jumped on my Mountain bike 🚵♂️.
We have a really nice day today here so after dropping the kids at School i went for a Bike ride.
I probably need to do this more often and plan to go for another ride tomorrow, still went for a little walk after lunch nothing major just 3.5 kilometers.
Prefect day for riding with no wind and a lovely temperature.
This kiwi did 27.7 kilometers and it was a nice change to the walking i have been doing lately.
I have also done 2 x loads of washing plus the vacuuming and made few beds, we had Roast chicken last night for dinner so we are going to use up the rest tonight on some pizza's.
Went to the Supermarket to grab some pizza bases as i couldn't be bothered making any in the bread maker.
I have seen these new chips that have come out and wanted to try them, they will be going into the air fryer which will make them healthier than deep frying them.
After dinner tonight i will go for another little walkies just to stretch my legs.
This has pretty much been my Monday here in New Zealand.
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You had a busy day. By the way, I want two of those pizzas to take away please. 😀
0.00 SBD,
0.22 STEEM,
0.22 SP
Yes a very busy day looking back on it
2 x pizza's on their way 🍕🍕
I'm drooling over the scrumptious-looking pizza.
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0.06 STEEM,
0.06 SP
It was so yummy, nothing like homemade pizza
I had the occasion to work across the street from a Frito-Lay plant that made Fritos corn chips. It wasn't that big of a place. Made all the Fritos for a huge area like California, Nevada, Oregon, and Arizona. One guy working the frier.
I used to take the refer to places in Idaho, load the potatoes in, done with a conveyor, And take to a Lays Potato Chip plant in Northern California.
We opened the doors on the back of the trailer. Backed the truck onto a lift. We sat in the tractor and the whole truck was lifter at a 45 to 60 degrees angle. All the potatoes rolled out the back into a big conveyor pit. It was like an amusement park ride. Then they lowered the truck and off we went. Truck after truck did that and the plant was huge.
Same thing with grain in Coors plant in Colorado and several Budweiser plants across the USA. They were huge.
28Km! You are mad!
Just did it again this morning :)