Shouldn't they be carrying loaves of bread?
I'd have been brown bread riding up there.Shouldn't they be carrying loaves of bread?
Mrs A and I were in Haworth today, where the crowd was large and the atmosphere superb. Here is a shot of Lawson Craddock on his lone bid for glory. We met Lawson in Florence at the Worlds when he was a junior. Mrs A slightly embarrassed herself by asking for a photo "for when you are famous". I then showed her the article about him in the Procycling magazine I had bought at the airport!
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Wish I'd known, Mrs Cube and I were just the other side of the summit. Hobbling distance from my house. I saw one cycle chat jersey tall guy with light curly brown hair,.... So that wasn't you.About to set off for Scapegoat Hill. The only time I've ridden up that (it's one of the hardest in the area) a pickup truck pulled along side and offered me a lift to the top. I politely refused.....then regretted it
Dry and reasonably sunny now. Conditions should be perfectly OK for the race
It was the same on East Chevin, that was packedUnbelievable crowds in Silsden / Addingham / Ilkley and up the Cow & Calf. Great attack by Josh Edmondson to get over Cow & Calf ahead of the bunch.
Well...... you could have thought the same, as the peleton crossed Chantry Bridge, with the new Warburtons TV advert, where Stallone runs over it (@ 1.20)If the race was in Shaftesbury, Dorset they might have had to...
I really enjoyed that. Yes, the excitement went out of the GC race, but the crowds were incredible and in many ways the way the GC race went meant there was more interest in points, stage win etc.