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RR I love BST

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  1. British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

    The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is
    brutally stolen from them in the early hours of the morning.

    Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride of
    the year where I didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to
    go riding.

    What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the way,
    bluebells are showing through (lilac woods in a month or
    so!!!) and I can see the countryside outside the scope of
    my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm feeling quite mint
    sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just lovely. Feeling
    fit from a regular winter's cycle commuting and the summer
    is coming.

    (insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

    Andy Chequer

  2. "Andy Chequer" <andy@(youdontwantthisbitinit)thisisasparagus.com> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

    The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is
    brutally stolen from them in the early hours of the
    morning.

    Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride
    of the year where


    I

    Quoted message said:

    didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to go riding.

    What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the way,
    bluebells are showing through (lilac woods in a month or
    so!!!) and I can see the countryside outside the scope of
    my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm


    feeling

    Quoted message said:

    quite mint sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just
    lovely. Feeling fit from a regular winter's cycle
    commuting and the summer is coming.

    (insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

    Andy Chequer

    Amen.

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    "Andy Chequer"
    <andy@(youdontwantthisbitinit)thisisasparagus.com> wrote
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    Quoted message said:

    British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

    The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is
    brutally stolen


    from

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    them in the early hours of the morning.

    Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride
    of the year


    where

    Quoted message said:

    I

    Quoted message said:

    didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to go riding.

    What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the
    way, bluebells are showing through (lilac woods in a
    month or so!!!) and I can see the countryside outside
    the scope of my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm


    feeling

    Quoted message said:

    quite mint sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just
    lovely. Feeling


    fit

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    from a regular winter's cycle commuting and the summer
    is coming.

    (insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

    Andy Chequer

    Amen.

    Word, brothah.

    Shaun aRe

  4. "Andy Chequer"
    <andy@(youdontwantthisbitinit)thisisasparagus.com> wrote in
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    binary.blueyonder.co.uk>... <snip>

    "Child Is The Father To Man" was their only good album.
    David Clayton Thomas screwed them up and Al Kooper should
    never have left.

    JD

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