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  1. If there are any reports of very-low-flying-UFOs tonight - it's just me out
    for a short pootle on the 'bent after dark :-) I've never ridden the 'bent
    at night before - Nathan has, but I haven't, so tonight I'm off to give it a
    go. Nathan is at a friend's house - he went on his bike, so I'm having a
    pootle over there & we are cycling back together.

    Cheers, helen s

  2. in message <[email hidden]>, "wafflycat"

    waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk ('') said:

    If there are any reports of very-low-flying-UFOs tonight - it's just me
    out for a short pootle on the 'bent after dark :-) I've never ridden
    the 'bent at night before - Nathan has, but I haven't, so tonight I'm
    off to give it a go. Nathan is at a friend's house - he went on his
    bike, so I'm having a pootle over there & we are cycling back together.

    I'm just back in from a little blast round the lanes. I've got a bit
    teased about having Lumicycles on my time trial bike, but actually it's
    really nice going out riding fast at this time of night. It was high
    tide, and the water was mirror flat; and I saw three moving cars in ten
    miles. Plenty of owls about...

    Just beautiful, really. The only thing that could have improved it would
    have been a clear sky, but unfortunately there was high thin cloud.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/
    "The result is a language that... not even its mother could
    love. Like the camel, Common Lisp is a horse designed by
    committee. Camels do have their uses."
    ;; Scott Fahlman, 7 March 1995

  3. "Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'm just back in from a little blast round the lanes. I've got a bit
    teased about having Lumicycles on my time trial bike, but actually it's
    really nice going out riding fast at this time of night. It was high
    tide, and the water was mirror flat; and I saw three moving cars in ten
    miles. Plenty of owls about...

    Just beautiful, really. The only thing that could have improved it would
    have been a clear sky, but unfortunately there was high thin cloud.

    Just got back myself. Glorious out there - warm, hardly any wind, bright
    moonlight, high cloud. The moths are attracted to my UFO-style lighting ;-)
    Plenty of bats out too.

    Interesting reaction from motorists, sort of uber-WTFIT? factor at work, I
    think. Much more slowing down & careful overtaking by drivers.

    Cheers, helen s

  4. Simon Brooke said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, "wafflycat"

    waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk ('') said:

    If there are any reports of very-low-flying-UFOs tonight - it's just me
    out for a short pootle on the 'bent after dark :-) I've never ridden
    the 'bent at night before - Nathan has, but I haven't, so tonight I'm
    off to give it a go. Nathan is at a friend's house - he went on his
    bike, so I'm having a pootle over there & we are cycling back together.

    I'm just back in from a little blast round the lanes. I've got a bit
    teased about having Lumicycles on my time trial bike, but actually it's
    really nice going out riding fast at this time of night. It was high
    tide, and the water was mirror flat; and I saw three moving cars in ten
    miles. Plenty of owls about...

    Just beautiful, really. The only thing that could have improved it would
    have been a clear sky, but unfortunately there was high thin cloud.

    Same here. A bit of a blast round the local hill. Low tide so the
    mudflats of the tay esturary were shimmering, the Fife hills reflected
    with the low sun, and then a stonking ride up the hill into the rather
    splendid sunset. Just light enough to get back with my legal glowworms
    and a good time. First time I have timed this route - 34km, 1:17,
    which is a shade over 26km/h (or 16.5 in old money). Not bad for a
    technically obese chap on a hilly (430m ascent) course. Felt very good
    after that, except for my legs and stomach muscles.

    ...d

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