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Sunday, July 26, 2015
Ride to Grass Point
Training has now started! But as it is now raining, perhaps I won't go out on the bike tonight after all.
Last night, having been to Oban to buy some bits and pieces for the trip including a small camera to record my journey, I returned home, cut the grass, walked the dogs and then went for a ride to Grass Point. This is a good road to train on as it is undulating, much as I imagine it will be in Cornwall. It was a beautiful evening so made for a lovely ride (apart from the midges!) and I took some pictures with the new camera. Also being a very bumpy road, it will hopefully quickly break in the new Brooks saddle.
Training has now started! But as it is now raining, perhaps I won't go out on the bike tonight after all. 
Last night, having been to Oban to buy some bits and pieces for the trip including a small camera to record my journey, I returned home, cut the grass, walked the dogs and then went for a ride to Grass Point. This is a good road to train on as it is undulating, much as I imagine it will be in Cornwall. It was a beautiful evening so made for a lovely ride (apart from the midges!) and I took some pictures with the new camera. Also being a very bumpy road, it will hopefully quickly break in the new Brooks saddle.
You may not have done much training Mally, but my goodness, you get to train amongst stunning scenery. Love the photos, especially the seal :-)
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