Haven't posted in absolutely ages, I guess partly because I haven't been
riding much lately.
However - today I took "old creaky" (my trusty old 20" with the broken
spokes) out for a spin at the Bishop's Stortford Carnival. My school
had a marching procession and one teacher dressed as a squirrel (our
logo) and I thought we might get noticed a little more if the
headteacher was in a suit on a uni...
The good news was that it didn't rain, but the sun was out all the way,
and I now know how sweaty I can get in a suit while riding a uni. In
fact the riding was ok when there was enough space in the road, it was
the constant idling/hopping that I had to do due to the slow speed of
the procession that did for me. I had to keep overtaking other
marchers and doubling back.
Results:
1 embarrassing UPD but a nice specatator in the crowd took pity on me
and picked up the uni for me with a smile.
1 "hope he falls off" comment from an idiot holding his phone up to me
from the crowd - I replied, "Not today mate" cheerily, and then gave
silent thanks when I actually didn't fall off.
1 meeting with a fellow unicyclist when we reached the main field at
the end and I was wondering how long my shirt would take to dry in the
sun. He recognised the Kris Holm seat, mounted, rode and hopped a bit.
Nice chap - if you read this, hope you had a good day.
Anyway, in the vernacular of the young folk, I believe we "pwned" the
school marching in front who could not produce a unicycling
headteacher.
Of course if I hear other headteachers are planning to unicycle I'll
have to get a giraffe...
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