I love your new signature, Cathy! The "Tour de France" is very well represented by your boys! 
New signature
arty:arty2:arty::aus::urock:I just want to thank Deborah publicly for my new signature.
Deborah takes every request for a new signature and quietly goes about the business of creating a masterpiece each and every time:ranger:
It must be a time consuming job to do these remarkable lovely signatures which we all love and admire, karma to you my friend for being OUR SPECIAL EFFECTS WIZARD here on TB.
:cheers::bowrofl::thumbsup::clap::cup::first::congrats:
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Thanks Aluz!I love your new signature, Cathy! The "Tour de France" is very well represented by your boys!
Really it should be Deb receiving the thankyou, In our house the tv is switched one every night to view this amazing race.
We follow it from beginning to end. Love the breathtaking scenery and those guys are beyond human I think sometimes.
This year so far there have been a fair few injuries and riders having to withdraw, what with collarbones broken and wrists and fractures it is not for the fate hearted to enter this amazing endurance ride. VIVA LE TOUR
OH yes do !Deborah, you are one clever lady and I love all of them.
PS I would love one for Sooty and Sweep and their camper van, maybe I should put in a request! X
I know Deborah will make you a signature LOL Says me 
Cathy,
I'm glad you are happy with the new signature.
I wanted to try to "modify" the bikes to accomodate the budgies' stature which turned out to be quite a challenge. :laughing:
I decided they were all good enough riders to be able to ride "no-handed" (or in this case without holding on with their wings) but wanted the pedals and gears to be better proportioned on the bikes for them. :rolleys:
This is how the finish product ended up. :laugh:
If you use the "zoom" feature on your product you can see how the pedals/gears were changed.
I'm glad you are happy with the new signature.
I wanted to try to "modify" the bikes to accomodate the budgies' stature which turned out to be quite a challenge. :laughing:
I decided they were all good enough riders to be able to ride "no-handed" (or in this case without holding on with their wings) but wanted the pedals and gears to be better proportioned on the bikes for them. :rolleys:
This is how the finish product ended up. :laugh:
If you use the "zoom" feature on your product you can see how the pedals/gears were changed.
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