Oct 25, 2024
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#365daysofbiking These lanes are mine:
May 10th - It’s been a long time since I was out this way, and it was wonderful to be back. From the old bridge at Handsacre to the rugged charm of the church at Hoar Cross, the afternoon and evening were thoroughly gorgeous.
It was lovely to see the wildflowers in that churchyard, with the bugle putting on a particularly fine showing this season. But the view over the valley and the residents keeping careful watch on me wera all part of a fantastic, rejuvenating ride.
Most summers, these lanes are usually mine, yet somehow in the chaos, illness and fatigue of recent months, I’ve let them slip from my grasp.
It’s time to rectify that.
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Sun in the south and snow in the north
Sun in the south and snow in the north
It’s hard to imagine a more striking contrast than the differing weather Barry and I are currently experiencing. In Gisborne, NZ, the temperature is in the high twenties, in the midlands in UK, I believe it’s hitting a number of minuses. Barry sent me a few snowy shots so I thought I’d share them here … Driving through Handsacre I believe – very pretty Looks like a good couple of inches of snow…
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