Anyone fancy SW London to St Albans tomorrow?
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Mice
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This is appealing - have just checked XC Weather. What time were you thinking of leaving and from where - if you see what I mean?
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HPC at 10. Perfect! (If you are sure that is not too early for you)
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Mice
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Hahahahaha!
Brilll.
See you at HPC at 10.
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Brilll.
See you at HPC at 10.
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jayonabike
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What time are you leaving St.Albans to cycle to HPC? I'm in Hemel Hempstead and wouldn't mind joining you for the ride down, then back up to St.Albans.
jayonabike
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Sorry, I have just been told by Mrs Joab that I'm busy tomorrow so I'll have to drop out of this
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Hello!
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Not to worry! Have a good day!
Oooh, lunch? Forgot about lunch - actually a cup of tea would do it!
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Brill!! If I could have remembered my password I would have logged on here and beat you to it!
9am it is then. Cool! (I take it as read that it's ok with you User1314!)
Is that a deal TC1?!
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9am it is then. Cool! (I take it as read that it's ok with you User1314!)
Is that a deal TC1?!
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Mice
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That's what User1314 said (I think). I havent looked as I have been busy fettling my tyres and cleaning my bike!
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Well - thank you User1314 - that was f f f f f..... I seem to be struggling to type the word f u n! 
I jest! It was fun. It's just that some of those hills really were err, unexpected. And steep. But the traffic free roads, the route and the company were excellent. It was 35 miles for me - and some of those included some hills! I can't remember the company name of that big fat lorry driving through the village that began with an S, as he smoked a cigarette and spoke on his mobile phone. <Super sarcastic tone switched on> Nice of him to have contact with the steering wheel at all, really. </> A B something or other.
We were lucky with the wind direction - 17mph and SSW. It was lovely to hear the bells of the cathedral ringing out as we rode through St Albans. And it is a very pretty part of the world - definitely worth another visit - without disturbing your In-Laws (obviously) and as long as we don't use the A414 which is the sort of road Martin235 would like! And that pub is worth another visit. Excellent food and smiley service.
Topcat1 and I took the train option (once we found the station!) into St Pancras and then headed south to Whitehall and the Embankment, then home. A great day indeed!
Here are some pics https://picasaweb.google.com/108733...authkey=Gv1sRgCLP8voS2_5fowwE&feat=directlink
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I jest! It was fun. It's just that some of those hills really were err, unexpected. And steep. But the traffic free roads, the route and the company were excellent. It was 35 miles for me - and some of those included some hills! I can't remember the company name of that big fat lorry driving through the village that began with an S, as he smoked a cigarette and spoke on his mobile phone. <Super sarcastic tone switched on> Nice of him to have contact with the steering wheel at all, really. </> A B something or other. We were lucky with the wind direction - 17mph and SSW. It was lovely to hear the bells of the cathedral ringing out as we rode through St Albans. And it is a very pretty part of the world - definitely worth another visit - without disturbing your In-Laws (obviously) and as long as we don't use the A414 which is the sort of road Martin235 would like! And that pub is worth another visit. Excellent food and smiley service.
Topcat1 and I took the train option (once we found the station!) into St Pancras and then headed south to Whitehall and the Embankment, then home. A great day indeed!
Here are some pics https://picasaweb.google.com/108733...authkey=Gv1sRgCLP8voS2_5fowwE&feat=directlink
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I can't remember that many hills on that route. There's the one at Elstree I suppose.
