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  1. Following on from audrey's message. . .

    Quoted message said:

    Steph and I had our first ride together today. If I remember right,
    according to Steph's computer we did 13.9 miles. It wasn't as hard as
    I expected, although the last leg (home from Steph's on my own) was
    tougher going. It was such a beautiful day today, I'm glad we got out
    in it.

    Next weekend, we're going to do it all again.


    Here is something to aim for (Well actually everyone in the country
    could aim for) Being a _100mile a week bike family_. It's easier than
    you think. You've just done 28miles - add a few trips to the shops,
    school, work, the pub and you're there.

    [Well done to you. I'm staying in the warm and nowhere near 100 mile a
    month 'till the spring arrives.]

    --
    PETER FOX Not the same since the e-commerce business came to a .
    [email hidden]
    www.eminent.demon.co.uk/wcc.htm Witham Cycling Campaign
    www.eminent.demon.co.uk/rides East Anglian Pub cycle rides

  2. Peter Fox <[email hidden]> of 4th Ridley

    Lancers said:

    Following on from audrey's message. . .

    Quoted message said:

    Steph and I had our first ride together today. If I remember right,
    according to Steph's computer we did 13.9 miles. It wasn't as hard as
    I expected, although the last leg (home from Steph's on my own) was
    tougher going. It was such a beautiful day today, I'm glad we got out
    in it.

    Next weekend, we're going to do it all again.


    Here is something to aim for (Well actually everyone in the country
    could aim for) Being a _100mile a week bike family_. It's easier than
    you think. You've just done 28miles - add a few trips to the shops,
    school, work, the pub and you're there.

    Well if Audrey and I count as a 'family' for this purpose, that shouldn't be
    too hard. My general doing things around Manchester cycling is about 20
    miles a week, add a longer ride with Audrey at the weekend of at least 15
    miles and there's only another 15 to find. I was doing 50 a week last
    summer, so it won't take long to get back to that I think.
    --
    Blessed are the pessimists, for they make backups!
    Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
    Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>

  3. Steph Peters said:


    Well if Audrey and I count as a 'family' for this purpose, that shouldn't be
    too hard. My general doing things around Manchester cycling is about 20
    miles a week, add a longer ride with Audrey at the weekend of at least 15
    miles and there's only another 15 to find.

    I've added 8 or so to the familial mileage today

  4. audrey of said:
    Steph Peters said:


    Well if Audrey and I count as a 'family' for this purpose, that shouldn't be
    too hard. My general doing things around Manchester cycling is about 20
    miles a week, add a longer ride with Audrey at the weekend of at least 15
    miles and there's only another 15 to find.

    I've added 8 or so to the familial mileage today

    Count me in for 5 yesterday, 9 today and unless it's raining another 9
    tomorrow.
    --
    Definition of Terror: A female Klingon with PMS.
    Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
    Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>

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