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I've had 3 nights of cycling in a row without crappy weather!
Tonight on the Worth Way, there were 3 ducklings dead ahead of me on the
track staring at me, before they eased into the drainage ditch for a swim.
It's a gorgeous time of year enhanced by the chorus of birds in the evening
in the fields.
Heracles Pollux said:I've had 3 nights of cycling in a row without crappy weather!
Tonight on the Worth Way, there were 3 ducklings dead ahead of me on the
track staring at me, before they eased into the drainage ditch for a swim.It's a gorgeous time of year enhanced by the chorus of birds in the evening
in the fields.
One grumpy, jealous cyclist here who's been at home from uni without a
bike for the last 3 weeks. Looking forward to some reasonable evening
weather to start going out again!
peter
I don't know where you live but the weather is still a bit obnoxious up
here! *!&&&^(*&%()$
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Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
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Quoted message said:
I've had 3 nights of cycling in a row without crappy weather!Tonight on the Worth Way, there were 3 ducklings dead ahead of me on the
track staring at me, before they eased into the drainage ditch for a swim.It's a gorgeous time of year enhanced by the chorus of birds in the
evening in the fields.
in message <[email hidden]>, Pinky
(') said:I don't know where you live but the weather is still a bit obnoxious up
here! *!&&&^(*&%()$
Tuesday was gorgeous all day but I had to work. Tuesday evening, come
time trial time, it started to rain, needless to say. Still, my strategy
of putting in a really slow time early in the season so that I can hang
on to the trophy for most improved rider seems to have been effective...
Yesterday, it was beautiful all day, but I had to work. Today it's
raining, but it's looking brighter now. No use, of course, got to work.
Work really is the curse of the cycling classes.
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[email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/
Simon Brooke said:in message <[email hidden]>, Pinky
(') said:I don't know where you live but the weather is still a bit obnoxious up
here! *!&&&^(*&%()$Tuesday was gorgeous all day but I had to work. Tuesday evening, come
time trial time, it started to rain, needless to say. Still, my strategy
of putting in a really slow time early in the season so that I can hang
on to the trophy for most improved rider seems to have been effective...
Do tell... Or we'll have to find some spies..
Ahh.. GIYF.
Well, you are nearly 2 mins up on the same course same time(ish) last
year. Not bad at all with all that went on over the winter.
...d
in message <[email hidden]>, David
Martin (') said:
Simon Brooke said:in message <[email hidden]>, Pinky
(') said:I don't know where you live but the weather is still a bit obnoxious
up here! *!&&&^(*&%()$Tuesday was gorgeous all day but I had to work. Tuesday evening, come
time trial time, it started to rain, needless to say. Still, my
strategy of putting in a really slow time early in the season so that
I can hang on to the trophy for most improved rider seems to have been
effective...Do tell... Or we'll have to find some spies..
Ahh.. GIYF.
Well, you are nearly 2 mins up on the same course same time(ish) last
year. Not bad at all with all that went on over the winter.
Pretty impressive bit of Googling. What did you search on, as a matter of
interest? I would have thought that that was pretty deeply and obscurely
embedded in our site!
I'm also pretty chuffed that a Google search can get you results which
have been up less than 48 hours. Still, benefits of persistent URLs,
what?
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[email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/
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Quoted message said:I'm also pretty chuffed that a Google search can get you results which
have been up less than 48 hours. Still, benefits of persistent URLs,
what?
The following got it up as the first result: simon brooke time trial april.
GIYStalker.
Simon Brooke said:in message <[email hidden]>, David
Martin (') said:
Simon Brooke said:in message <[email hidden]>, Pinky
([email hidden]'😉 wrote:> I don't know where you live but the weather is still a bit obnoxious
> up here! *!&&&^(*&%()$Tuesday was gorgeous all day but I had to work. Tuesday evening, come
time trial time, it started to rain, needless to say. Still, my
strategy of putting in a really slow time early in the season so that
I can hang on to the trophy for most improved rider seems to have been
effective...Do tell... Or we'll have to find some spies..
Ahh.. GIYF.
Well, you are nearly 2 mins up on the same course same time(ish) last
year. Not bad at all with all that went on over the winter.Pretty impressive bit of Googling. What did you search on, as a matter of
interest? I would have thought that that was pretty deeply and obscurely
embedded in our site!
Stewartry wheelers
I then followed the results links.
Quoted message said:I'm also pretty chuffed that a Google search can get you results which
have been up less than 48 hours. Still, benefits of persistent URLs,
what?
Google and a little prior knowledge..
...d
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