Category Archives: Turf

Further to the most exciting news yesterday of the latest Planet Gary unofficial turfing medal, Bing Bagging – the inspiration for this one comes from an interesting book I’m reading at called Bing Bagging by James Carron. The idea is … Continue reading →

Well, that’s the Surly Krampug sold and away to Neil, a chap I sold a Surly Pugsley fat bike to about 10 years ago. Though I’m somewhat embarrassed to say it’s coming back in this evening as there’s an issue … Continue reading →

Back on Turf Blog 29-01-23 I posted details of further Planet Gary unofficial turfing medals, namely the 2-in-1 and 3-in-1, where you are required to take either two or three zones within one minute. So, today was the day and … Continue reading →

I’ve always felt rather guilty that my Swifty Zero kick scooter does not venture from the shed very often on turfing sessions. This is entirely due to the fact that my mobile phone mount does not fit well on the … Continue reading →

Back into Edinburgh today hunting more unique zones. Mostly centred around the Craigmillar area but taking in a few outlying isolated zones left over from previous visits. My steed was again my ever-faithful Swifty Air kick scooter. One thing I … Continue reading →

Somewhere, out there, quite probably right at the edge of the Multiverse, there exists a small planet called Turf World. Things are different there. Everything there is absolutely perfect. For example, on Turf World the weather is organised properly. Head … Continue reading →

I must admit, I enjoying turfing at the start of a new round, all those clean fresh zones each with 50 additional bonus points. And I love clearing my local patch, leaving a nice neat sea of green dots on … Continue reading →

Morning all, yes, another new unofficial Planet Gary medal. It’s called 28 Minutes Before and takes its name as the sequel to the two renowned zombie apocalypse films, 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later, both directed by Danny Boyle. … Continue reading →

Gorebridge, Midlothian. Not one of my regular turfing areas, mainly as it takes 30 minutes cycle to actually get there. And it’s all hills, and exposed, and always windy. This ex-mining village takes is name from the Gore Water and … Continue reading →