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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Day 16: Brora - John O' Groats (67 miles). We were very excited as today proved to be our last. I had light panniers and Sicknote had none. We knew that it was going to be a hard day, especially the first 30 miles. Ever since we embarked on this crazy journey, I have been warning about "Berriedale Braes". "Can't be that bad" "we'll see". The two lady fellow end-to-enders and their rather large entourage. On our cycle in from Wick, Hamish McLean (soon to be father-in-law of m...

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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Day 16: Brora - John O' Groats (67 miles). We were very excited as today proved to be our last. I had light panniers and Sicknote had none. We knew that it was going to be a hard day, especially the first 30 miles. Ever since we embarked on this crazy journey, I have been warning about "Berriedale Braes". "Can't be that bad" "we'll see". The two lady fellow end-to-enders and their rather large entourage. On our cycle in from Wick, Hamish McLean (soon to be father-in-law of m...

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lejog for alyssa: Day 14: Fort William - Inverness (71miles)

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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Day 14: Fort William - Inverness (71miles). We got off to a great start today.downhill. We both then realised that we had worn our brakes down. We popped off to see Ben at Nevis Bikes (honest! So, he'd been cycling with his front brake on. But he never mentioned it once after that.EVERY 10 MINUTES! We did not have the correct-sized spanner, so we were lucky enough to meet Helen and her colleague in the Loch Ness Youth Hostel who had everything we needed. 180710 Charity Bike ...

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lejog for alyssa: Day6: Newent - Shrewsbury (73miles)

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Saturday, 11 September 2010. Day6: Newent - Shrewsbury (73miles). Today was a long ride. We stopped for lunch in Tenbury Wells and met lots of nice people. Pippa Gerber offered us a place to stay the niight! She's part of a network called "Warm Showers" who help touring cyclists who need a bed and a shower for a night! We collapsed into our respective beds and had an early night. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 180710 Charity Bike Ride 4th September - wheneve. Day 1: And theyre off!

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lejog for alyssa: Day 4: Taunton-Bristol (65miles)

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Tuesday, 7 September 2010. Day 4: Taunton-Bristol (65miles). So, weather is better (only way was up, really! And legs were pretty tired for all the boys. Cycled to Glastonbury for lunch where a kind chap called Ian donated as did an elderly couple (Mary and Barry Parfitt). Despite the strong pull of the "free Glastonbury soothsayer", we decided to push on to see our friends (Alex and Nadine with their new child, Jake - and Gunner! 8 September 2010 at 12:40. WE ARE ALL THINKING ABOUT YOU THIS END! Day 2: ...

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lejog for alyssa: Day 16: Brora - John O' Groats (67 miles)

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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Day 16: Brora - John O' Groats (67 miles). We were very excited as today proved to be our last. I had light panniers and Sicknote had none. We knew that it was going to be a hard day, especially the first 30 miles. Ever since we embarked on this crazy journey, I have been warning about "Berriedale Braes". "Can't be that bad" "we'll see". The two lady fellow end-to-enders and their rather large entourage. On our cycle in from Wick, Hamish McLean (soon to be father-in-law of m...

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lejog for alyssa: Day12: Cambuslang - Arrochar(45miles)

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Wednesday, 15 September 2010. Day12: Cambuslang - Arrochar(45miles). So, after an evening of milking his "bad knee", Richard 'Sicknote' Frost decided to grace us with his not inconsiderable presence and we are heading back to Cambuslang to continue our epic journey. I will continue tonight (if 'Sicknote' can stop his whining for 5 minutes! On a positive note, after we escaped Glasgow and its smooth roads (check for dislodged fillings later! Beautiful scenery (although NOT 6 feet in front of me!

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