A quick note from the organisers -Adam and Steve- to say thank you for turning up. Twenty people all in, including Owen, a seven year old, whose participation was very impressive. Montpelier was a good intro, Kingsdown fun, Cliftonwood as scenic as ever. Here we can see Adam enjoying the climb. Saturday, 15 May 2010.

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This weekend, some friends planned a trip to Broadway in the Cotswolds. In the days of long-distance cycling and 12-hour time trial training, cycling from Oxford to Broadway was a mere pre-breakfast warm-up. The weather was beautiful and packing the bike in the car, reminded me of old race days.

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My blog has been a little quiet of late, which is a shame because I have been training hard and have been involved in some great events. I have decided to blog every week now leading up to the London Marathon. You can all keep an eye on what I am doing and how my preparation is coming along. Why Does It Always Rain In Wales? .