What you doing this Sunday?

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Go on. Come on down, and have a laugh. There's free doughnuts.....

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Regards

Simon

I think doughnuts will be essential to give enough energy to climb the hills
:-)

Cheers, helen s

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Fancy a ride?

Always!

But, as previously mentioned, I'll be doing the White Cliffs Challenge -
time for one last plug: go to http://www.eastkentctc.org.uk/ and follow the
belles d'europe link.

Yours sounds like fun though. Good luck with the organising - may the sun
shine on you and riders turn up in droves.

d.

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Simon said:

Fancy a ride?

Hmmm ...

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I am organising the Ilfracombe to Plymouth Coast-Coast ride, across Devon's
roads.

I live on that route.

There's some lovely cycling around here. But that route takes in far
too much car-infested main road. No thank you.

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Go on. Come on down, and have a laugh. There's free doughnuts.....

According to the webpage, there's much worse than that. The stench
from the KFC as you enter Plymouth on that route can be so overwhelming
it's known as the vomit zone. But if I did that distance in warm, humid
weather with a trussed up head I'd collapse before Plymouth anyway.

.... so perhaps it's just as well I'll be occupied in rehearsing for
http://www.theatreroyal.com/showpage.php?dd=1&theid=2578 on sunday.

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Nick Kew

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Simon said:

Fancy a ride?

Go on. Come on down, and have a laugh. There's free doughnuts.....

Hi Simon

I hate doughnuts (even free ones) but I love watching Grands Prix. I
await the day when I will see an out-of-pits overtaking manoeuvre.

James