Simon B. is famous

in message <[email hidden]>, Arthur Clune

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For a limited value of famous anyway.

Nice article in Singletrack. I especially liked the caption to the
picture of Jon and Hooves 🙂

Are any of those pictures of you BTW?

I haven't yet got hold of a copy so I don't know which pictures they used
(I've even pretty much forgotten what I wrote - it's two months ago).
The pictures I sent them are mostly here, with captions:

<URL:http://www.stewartry-wheelers.org:80/wheelers/story/article_46.html>

It was a brilliant ride! I'm just trying to find sponsorship to run it as
an open event next year.

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"Arthur Clune" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

For a limited value of famous anyway.

Nice article in Singletrack. I especially liked the caption to the picture
of Jon and Hooves 🙂

Are any of those pictures of you BTW?

I suspect one needs to think hairy.

cheers,
clive

Simon Brooke <[email hidden]> wrote:

: <URL:http://www.stewartry-wheelers.org:80/wheelers/story/article_46.html>

The caption to the one you've labeled "Dalbeattie Control: Jon Senior on recumbent"
is "The old boys coveted his hair more than his bike" in the mag 🙂

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Simon Brooke said:

in message <[email hidden]>, Arthur Clune

(') said:

For a limited value of famous anyway.

Nice article in Singletrack. I especially liked the caption to the
picture of Jon and Hooves 🙂

Are any of those pictures of you BTW?

I haven't yet got hold of a copy so I don't know which pictures they
used (I've even pretty much forgotten what I wrote - it's two months
ago). The pictures I sent them are mostly here, with captions:

<URL:http://www.stewartry-wheelers.org:80/wheelers/story/article_46.html>

It was a brilliant ride! I'm just trying to find sponsorship to run
it as an open event next year.

You know, when I first heard about the 7 Stanes and sampled a few of them
myself, one of the first things I thought about was "Wouldn't it be a great
event to do them all in a oner?" Some things are just so clearly meant to
be. (A bit like the West Highland Way race.)

Great site, great achievement. Wish I had been there. You'll have to
change the date next year though, too close to the above mentioned race for
me to do both. ;-)

Good luck with the sponsorship. This deserves to become a classic event.

Tim