As the weekend approaches...

[Davek]

...so does the rain. Pah!

d.

 

[Vernon Levy]

> ...so does the rain. Pah!

Not according to www.weather.co.uk for the Leeds
area...yippeee!!!

Vernon anticipating a couple of nice rides

 

[Dirtylitterboxo]

>Not according to www.weather.co.uk for the Leeds
>area...yippeee!!!
>
>Vernon anticipating a couple of nice rides

Nor for Norfolk. Some showers forecast for today, and then
the rest of the weekend dry. Of course that means it's
indeed likely to pee it down all weekend ;-)

Cheers, helen s

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[Just Zis Guy]

davek wrote:

> ...so does the rain. Pah!

It has already arrived: last night, riding home, I was both
Cold and Wet. This was at least partly because, having
failed to appreciate that glorious sun would give way to
Cold and Wet, I had neglected to bring my waterproof...

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[Dave Larrington]

Nor yet for London Town Devine and The Surrounding Spaces. I
feel an attack of Tricycling coming on, though the
temptation to cheer Herr Schumacher to a record-breaking
sixth consecutive win is strong.

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[Vincent Wilcox]

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> It has already arrived: last night, riding home, I was
> both Cold and Wet. This was at least partly because,
> having failed to appreciate that glorious sun would give
> way to Cold and Wet, I had neglected to bring my
> waterproof...
>

Ditto. Riding back at 12.30am wearing a T-Shirt and shorts
finishing a 40mile ride was invigorating, it seemed like the
rain was horizontal as I could barely see a thing. Luckily
for them no-one annoyed me on the way back.

Having said that earlier on in the ride I managed a
reasonable 38 mph on the downhill approaching Totteridge
tube station, I was so impressed I went back and got a more
respectable 42 mph. Yay, for it is windrush goodness.

 

[Tony Raven]

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> davek wrote:
>
>> ...so does the rain. Pah!
>
> It has already arrived: last night, riding home, I was
> both Cold and Wet. This was at least partly because,
> having failed to appreciate that glorious sun would give
> way to Cold and Wet, I had neglected to bring my
> waterproof...

I thought D'Irth Vader went too fast to be troubled by
things like raindrops

Tony

 

[Danny Colyer]

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> It has already arrived: last night, riding home, I was
> both Cold and Wet.

I for one, riding in sandals, was very glad that my feet are
waterproof.

> This was at least partly because, having failed to
> appreciate that glorious sun would give way to Cold and
> Wet, I had neglected to bring my waterproof...

I was also glad that I had packed my windproof gilet. I
still had bare arms, legs and feet, and it was a
remarkably cold rain for the time of year, but I was just
about warm enough.

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