Category Archives: Turf

I was looking through the Turf Wiki the other day and came across some interesting terms in the Turf Vocabulary. The terms were Turf blogger and Turf blogging, concerning anyone who has a blog related to Turf or the act … Continue reading →

I just had to take this picture. The colour of my single speed Brompton is bumblebee yellow, hence his name Mr Bumble. And when I came across this little bit of a graffiti at zone LaGrange, it was simply perfect, … Continue reading →

Should I stay or should I go? Those were the words echoing in my head at dinner time. Should I cycle down to Musselburgh, hoping that the two turfer unique zones I’d noticed would still be there, or would I … Continue reading →

There are many things in the Multiverse that find ways to stop you from getting out there are taking a few turf zones. Annoying things like having to work to earn a living, or demands made by family members, unannounced … Continue reading →

Here in the Turf Blog section of Planet Gary, I want to share some of my turfing adventures, taking you with me while I’m out exploring town and country in search of turf zones, for points, for medals and simply … Continue reading →

When you look at it on the map, it doesn’t look much of a challenge, in fact, it looks quite easy. Just a couple of zones on top of a shale bing, that’s basically a small hill made from the … Continue reading →

Throughout the Turf blog pages I’ve been posting my progress on medals achieved and ranks gained and thought it would be useful to bring them all together on a single page as an overview. Perhaps also to show just what … Continue reading →

Wester Hailes, Edinburgh. It’s actually quite amazing when you mention Wester Hailes to people, well, some of them anyway. Oh, I wouldn’t go there, it’s too rough and they will nick the wheels of your car and the chocolate off … Continue reading →

Tuesday 13th February, I’m hunting turfer unique zones again, though meagre pickings with just the one down in Musselburgh. Today was also another example of how frustrating collecting turfer unique zones can be. So, I pedalled down to Musselburgh on … Continue reading →