Well spring appears to be sprung. it’s suddenly warmed up (for now), there’s a vast snow melt & floods up north and the season’s flowers are emerging.
Plus I get to be a little older in birthdays in a few days time.
So what am I planning if the weather allows? I should be taking the train up to Stirling and cycling home. It’s just 107.2 kilometres and on reasonably flat terrain, compared to here.
Why 107.2, well it’s 67 miles and that’s the birthday I’m hoping to celebrate. I think this is maybe a bad precedent to set? Next year it may have to be 108.8 km, the year after 110.4 and in 33 years time 160 km. I think I’ve maybe made a rod for my own back?
Maybe I should have made the challenge 67 km, but where’s the fun in that?
And just for your enjoyment a wee neighbour just up the river a couple of days ago.
ps Apologies – I just can’t resist – it’s the mathematician in me!!
We are the same age. Every year I do the Canada Day ride organized by the BC Randonneur Cycling Club. Each year the rides gets longer – we complete a km for every year since Confederation. This year we will do 148 km. These numbers are going in the wrong direction.
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Happy birthday in advance and have a good trip!
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Forecast is beginning to deteriorate, ah well, time will tell.
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Happy (nearly) Birthday, all the best people are born in March 😉 although some of us are counting in ‘cat years’. Looking forward to your post from the 160.93 ride.
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Thanks, yup though as a piscean I may have to swim the ride if the forecast is right. May have to be the day after.
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Good luck on the weather and safe travels my friend.
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The forecast is getting worse and worse, may have to be a birthday + 1 day ride, ah well the best laid plans . . . .
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Hey man, it’s your birthday… You have to, of all days, enjoy the birthday ride. If the weather is going to improve, I’d wait. No question.
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