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Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Right, can any of you tell me if you're about to list hundreds of miles on Cyclogs and deprive me of my moment of triumph on Wednesday night?... I've been working hard this week keeping up the miles to stay ahead of HLaB (those Scottish chaps can pile on the miles) and the mysterious redflightuk...
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Certainly am 
Davidc
Guru
- Location
- Somerset UK
Just noticed that if AH was in as her own 1 woman team, she'd still be in the top 10 teams!
I know you went on holiday this month, but apart from that where do you find the time AH?
I know you went on holiday this month, but apart from that where do you find the time AH?
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
The first week of the month was on tour in Germany so we did 50-60 miles per day.
The rest has been at home, and as I work at home and therefore have no commute, it's all 'chosen' mileage.
I tend to go out in the morning to do 20 miles which I combine with grocery shopping usually.
I then go out again in the afternoon for 12-15 miles, sometimes just for a blast around a nice flat route near me, other times if I have an evening event to go to (like a choir I attend in Colchester).
I work fairly part time so finding the time ought to be easy; however it's surprising how long it all takes, plus bike fettling. I like to have a good long weekend ride (a group ride of 50 miles or more) to keep up the interest as it can get a bit boring riding on my own all the time.
Next year I shall tone it down a bit, I think.
The rest has been at home, and as I work at home and therefore have no commute, it's all 'chosen' mileage.
I tend to go out in the morning to do 20 miles which I combine with grocery shopping usually.
I then go out again in the afternoon for 12-15 miles, sometimes just for a blast around a nice flat route near me, other times if I have an evening event to go to (like a choir I attend in Colchester).
I work fairly part time so finding the time ought to be easy; however it's surprising how long it all takes, plus bike fettling. I like to have a good long weekend ride (a group ride of 50 miles or more) to keep up the interest as it can get a bit boring riding on my own all the time.
Next year I shall tone it down a bit, I think.
arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
3 more commutes means another 50.1 miles for me, and I'm out. No threat from me.
Hmm... If flying scot isn't commuting, there's a chance I'll be .41 miles off third place. Might have to go the fun way home.
Doing FNRttC (and hoping to add a 'and back') at the end of the week, but that's a new month.
Hmm... If flying scot isn't commuting, there's a chance I'll be .41 miles off third place. Might have to go the fun way home.
Doing FNRttC (and hoping to add a 'and back') at the end of the week, but that's a new month.
redflightuk
Guru
- Location
- going round in circles
Auntie Helen said:
I like that. "The mysterious" redflightuk..
No more big miles from me. Back at work now so 40-50 max if i really try, more like 20-30 realisticly. So you're safe from me AH
aJohnson
Senior Member
- Location
- Bury, Manchester
I keep forgetting to log my info
Panter
Just call me Chris...
- Location
- Sittingbourne, Kent
I clocked up over 300 miles last month 
I know most of you lot would chalk that up before breakfast but it's a PB for me
Here's to October
I know most of you lot would chalk that up before breakfast but it's a PB for me
Here's to October
arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
poops. got all distracted by the forum outage and forgot to do the extra loops.
Oh well. 3 and a half miles behind 3rd place, and I come in 5th!
Oh well. 3 and a half miles behind 3rd place, and I come in 5th!