Lovacott
Über Member
It was a year ago this week that I dusted off my old bike and decided to spend some of my furlough (six weeks off) biking up the local riverside cycle path.
A year later, and I'm now a fully fledged twat on a bike.
I started riding my bike to both alleviate the boredom of lockdown and maintain my poor level of fitness.
A year on, I'm not only physically fitter, I also feel better in my mind as well.
I look forward to the challenges of the 25mph westerly on the way home and the missus keeps grabbing me on the bum saying how it feels like concrete.
I've seen sights you can't see from a car in rush hour traffic. Barn owls, foxes, hares, roe deer and bloody pheasants.
Being elevated on a bike, I can see the views over the hedgerows which the car driver is oblivious to.
It's a massive thumbs up for cycle commuting from me.
A year later, and I'm now a fully fledged twat on a bike.
I started riding my bike to both alleviate the boredom of lockdown and maintain my poor level of fitness.
A year on, I'm not only physically fitter, I also feel better in my mind as well.
I look forward to the challenges of the 25mph westerly on the way home and the missus keeps grabbing me on the bum saying how it feels like concrete.
I've seen sights you can't see from a car in rush hour traffic. Barn owls, foxes, hares, roe deer and bloody pheasants.
Being elevated on a bike, I can see the views over the hedgerows which the car driver is oblivious to.
It's a massive thumbs up for cycle commuting from me.