Left in the dark

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Scott Birdby Scott Bird | October 4, 2005
Filed in ME BENCH , workouts | 6 comments

The most important thing when using a rechargeable lantern is remembering to recharge it. Fortunately I managed to get through the main part of this morning’s workout (a few bench sets) before discovering just how dark the garage can get.

Bench press (close grip) 2×20@20/44, 2×10@40/88, 8×3@60/132

With the battery taking a frustrating 20 hours to fully recharge, fingers are tightly crossed for some late afternoon sun (for an open-door, neighbour-scaring session).


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1

Let us know how the neighbor scaring went Scott! Hope you are able to get some other light in there shortly.

Posted by: Chris | October 4, 2005 9:53 PM

2

after all it is the month of Halloween! :)

Posted by: Chris | October 4, 2005 9:57 PM

3

Unfortunately no neighbours were scared today. I ended up finishing things off (to some extent) indoors.

Is Halloween a big celebration there? (it isn’t really a major event here - except with a few of the tourists).

Posted by: scott | October 4, 2005 11:33 PM

4

It’s pretty popular in the states. Nothing like Christmas or Thanksgiving mind you but kids and younger adults definately look forward to it.

Posted by: Jon | October 5, 2005 12:45 AM

5

I used to do halloween as a bairn in Scotland, was in the days when you could still walk the streets in my home town though.

Tis a far chavvier place these days, sadly.

I just loved the note of optimism about afternoon sun, have fond memories of the edinburgh four hour day.

Posted by: stepd | October 5, 2005 4:10 AM

6

Well, I’m able to report that Glasgow is now almost equally chavvy, and gives that 4 hours of daylight a good run :)

Posted by: scott | October 5, 2005 9:08 AM

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