Cheshire Celt
Legend
- Location
- Alsager
15 miles today thats 80 this week on schedule for my first 100 mile week
Your ride today.... (part 1)
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BigonaBianchi
Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
- Location
- Iskele TRNC & Mordor UK
Riding through the heat and headwinds still in Kansas. It rained today but it was still silly hot even without a shirt.
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
Recognise it?its a nice quite run normally do it the other way but wanted to get the legs going so todays is more uphill also i can add to it (6miles) if i go into barny for a coffeeyou reqonise this View attachment 11425
Who do you think weakened it?
(sorry Vernon)
lordloveaduck
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Birmingham
Why's that horse in a straitjacket
I think the government is taking mental health issues a bit too far!
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
I managed 31 miles today it was a bit hilly
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
I wanted to get out for a longer ride today but with the weather looking iffy I decided to risk a 30 mile route to the south and east of Shrewsbury which I haven't done for a good couple of months.
To start with I headed south via Condover (got rained on
) , Pitchford and Acton Burnell then went to Cressage before turning towards Wroxeter and Upton Magna then a tour through the Quarry in Shrewsbury before heading home. The threatened heavy rain and thunder arrived about 15 minutes after I got home which was fortunate.
The Roman villa built at Wroxeter for the recent Channel 4 program.
The famous wall and foundations of Viroconium (Wroxeter). Built in brick and concrete over 2000 years ago. The Wrekin is in the background.
Upton Magna
Shrewsbury is preparing for the Flower Show in the Quarry
To start with I headed south via Condover (got rained on
) , Pitchford and Acton Burnell then went to Cressage before turning towards Wroxeter and Upton Magna then a tour through the Quarry in Shrewsbury before heading home. The threatened heavy rain and thunder arrived about 15 minutes after I got home which was fortunate.The Roman villa built at Wroxeter for the recent Channel 4 program.
The famous wall and foundations of Viroconium (Wroxeter). Built in brick and concrete over 2000 years ago. The Wrekin is in the background.
Upton Magna
Shrewsbury is preparing for the Flower Show in the Quarry
lordloveaduck
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Birmingham
Why do i have a craveing for chocolate and mint ice cream?
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
86 miles, mostly off road on the Trans Pennine Trail, with 400bhp and skudupnorth.
Cracking ride with only a couple of dodgy sections, decent stop at a garden centre just off the trail, where bacon and egg, scones and coffee were most welcome
Cracking ride with only a couple of dodgy sections, decent stop at a garden centre just off the trail, where bacon and egg, scones and coffee were most welcome
skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
- Location
- Astley,Manchester
Bugger ! I think my tyre must have attached itself to my waist ! Must try harder and lose that ! Cracking ride with great company as usual on a CC ride.86 miles, mostly off road on the Trans Pennine Trail, with 400bhp and skudupnorth.
Cracking ride with only a couple of dodgy sections, decent stop at a garden centre just off the trail, where bacon and egg, scones and coffee were most welcome
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Cheshire Celt
Legend
- Location
- Alsager
A light 13 miles this morning but that's me 10 miles short of 100 for the week
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
I tried to photoshop it, but it was just too much to cope with
skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
- Location
- Astley,Manchester
I was a very clingy t-shirt,i'm really only a size 10I tried to photoshop it, but it was just too much to cope with
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
55 unexpectedly hilly miles today, which would have been fine except that T kept saying "this is the last hill, I promise ... oh, sorry, forgot about that one". 
My legs (and lungs) gave out on one of the aforementioned hills and I did consider walking, but I decided against it and instead had a break before setting off again. This usually works, even with the gravity-defying first few pedal rotations, but this time my legs burst out laughing and refused to cooperate, meaning I ground back to halt almost before I'd set off again. Unfortunately, I was so busy trying to avoid a clipless moment that I forgot to inform the bike of the abrupt change of plan, but only discovered this break down in communications when it used the chain ring and the back of my leg as an unusual (and not to be recommended) form of braking.
On the plus side, we somehow managed to avoid all the rain: we may not have cycled in bright sunshine but it could have been so much worse:
My legs (and lungs) gave out on one of the aforementioned hills and I did consider walking, but I decided against it and instead had a break before setting off again. This usually works, even with the gravity-defying first few pedal rotations, but this time my legs burst out laughing and refused to cooperate, meaning I ground back to halt almost before I'd set off again. Unfortunately, I was so busy trying to avoid a clipless moment that I forgot to inform the bike of the abrupt change of plan, but only discovered this break down in communications when it used the chain ring and the back of my leg as an unusual (and not to be recommended) form of braking.
On the plus side, we somehow managed to avoid all the rain: we may not have cycled in bright sunshine but it could have been so much worse:
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