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Quoted message said:Shaun Rimmer said:Quoted message said:It's like that here too.
All goodly then!
Yep, it was 82 when I drove home this evening. Very nice.
Sweet - hope we see more of the same - supposed to be nicer today than yesterday - already 70 F
inside, and about 75 out.
Quoted message said:Just can't beleive it for mid April.....maybe it's because
Quoted message said:it's 6 months to the day since Kath and I first exchanged E-mails? Heheheheh............
Or perhaps it's something to do with the large high pressure area covering all of northern
Europe... (Romantic, me)
Nope - I was right.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I wanted to trade in some of that overtime and hit the trails, but typically, everything went
[censored] up when I wanted to leave.
Yeah, If I'd had more notice it was gonna be like this, I'd have booked
a
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:day - just found some bloody _fantastic_ riding trails I'm dying to
explore
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:5 miles from our door, up Longridge Fells way, Forest of Bowland, just
above
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Kemple End.
Excellent.
Gotta get my mate Paul up there. We went for a walk up there Sunday, first thing I sez "[censored],
this'd be great on't maantin' bike! Wonder of it's allowed?" Then, I seeze loads of tire tracks,
later, a few riders, then bridleway signs and hoof prints. Yeeee-haaaaa!!! Thinks I ',;~}~
Quoted message said:Although I got out later than I'd hope, I still managed to get in 2 1/2 hours this evening,
exploring the local trails. There's some really nice stuff near me actually.
Sweet!
Wish I had a car sometimes, so I could get to good trails more often and put the miles in.
I gotta start getting back into it - fitness is coming back to me now, with my 11 - 12 miles
commuting each day, and I'vve been pushing my pace up each journey. Made it home (5.29 miles, big
hill) in 20 minutes yesterday, on the 36 lb base, with about 10-15 lb of pack on my back. 5 minutes
faster than I managed on the considerably lighter and skinnier tyred Trek I borrowed. So, I know I'm
getting there.
Also beat my previous best ever recorded max speed on an MTB this morning, doing 38.1 mph.
Yesterday, I managed 36 mph in a 30 zone, and passed 5 cars (they were slowing for the lights
though, still, didn't stop them being rather upset...).
I know my fitness doesn't rate by general comparison with some others, but I'm finally getting my
'compete with my own fitness' drive back ',;~}~
Shaun aRe - Glad you found some good ridin'!