I posted a while ago that Mrs D and I got some sort of virus thingymajig that refuses to leave us alone.
I am ready for a 10 miler but started feeling weak and shaky (and clammy).
I am now sat having an energy drink in the hope it will make me feel better.
I will report back
Lobster Thermidor!10 miles for me this morning, around the marshes and back to pick up some shopping from the village. It's pretty warm out there!
Back to caravan fettling and cleaning, spot of lunch then doggie walking.
Road to the beach is a constant stream of Grockles. Reckon there'll be a few lobsters on the way back this evening.
.We all (as a family) got badly burned many years ago. We said never again! I would rather go home white than go through that10 miles for me this morning, around the marshes and back to pick up some shopping from the village. It's pretty warm out there!
Back to caravan fettling and cleaning, spot of lunch then doggie walking.
Road to the beach is a constant stream of Grockles. Reckon there'll be a few lobsters on the way back this evening.
Does Mr WD not cycle ?
My report .
Managed 11 miles. Yes @classic33 I know I said 10...... but I lied
It was hard work as my body just wasnt in the mood for it but, you know what its like, a beautiful sunny day and you just HAVE to get a ride in.
On the possitive side, if you dont make it to the loo the roses will benefit from itI'd got no chance, I'm still doing the Coventry two step, I need to stay within sprinting distance of a toilet and I'm very weak. The planned ride today would have taken me to the Licky Hills, a place I haven't visited for a couple of years. I've been out in the garden and it's glorious out there.
. I think the neighbors might object to the smell, but it would bring the roses on a treat. Nice looking bike.A conky 15 miler for me on this.
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A 1985 Bob Jackson Golden Jubilee. My favourite bike that only comes out in dry, sunny conditions now. Still performs like it did in 1985, just wish I did.
Only 15 miles because I ran out of water at seven miles and ran out of legs at ten miles.
