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  1. Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from Primrose
    Hill on the longest day.

    Gather at Bar Italia in Frith Street, Soho at 3am Saturday morning
    (ie. in a few hour time - after midnight tonight, Friday). Ride up to Primrose Hill to see the
    dawn at 04:45

  2. Quoted message said:

    Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from Primrose
    Hill on the longest day.

    That sounds like a good one! I hope the weather holds.

    Cheers, helen s

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  3. "John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    | Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from
    | Primrose Hill on the longest day.
    |
    | Gather at Bar Italia in Frith Street, Soho at 3am Saturday morning
    | (ie. in a few hour time - after midnight tonight, Friday). Ride up to Primrose Hill to see the
    | dawn at 04:45

    You'll probably have to dodge the druids etc to get to the top, but it's well worth it. Then have a
    latte at the Polish/pink cafe opposite Shepards (sp?) when it opens. I used to have the flat over
    it. Excellent place to live, albeit very expensive (I was a telecommuting freelance programmer in
    those days). It was odd wheeling my bike loaded with Safeways shopping through all the crowded
    pavement tables to my front door. I got my revenge by over-watering the plants on the balcony...

    --
    Patrick Herring, Sheffield, UK anweald.co.ukanweald.co.uk

  4. "John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from
    Primrose Hill on the longest day.

    Gather at Bar Italia in Frith Street, Soho at 3am Saturday morning
    (ie. in a few hour time - after midnight tonight, Friday). Ride up to Primrose Hill to see the
    dawn at 04:45

    Gah, just got semi-held after attempting a purchase on Soho Square.

    Gotta be said, "I'm too drunk to say anything" is a pretty-much-well ignored defense. Time to keep
    my head down for a couple of months...

    Thomas.

  5. Quoted message said:

    Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from
    Primrose Hill on the longest day.

    Give the dawn my regards. In December you could see the dawn by getting up at a much more
    reasonable hour.

    Jeremy Parker

  6. "Patrick Herring" <ph@$pamblock.anweald.co.uk> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    | Just a reminder to London cyclists. Its not too late to join the ride to see the dawn from
    | Primrose Hill on the longest day.

    Quoted message said:

    You'll probably have to dodge the druids etc to get to the top, but it's well worth it.

    not. They seemed a little surprised to find 200 cyclists looking down on them.

    Lovely weather, sunrise clearly visible and in east.

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