That'll be the problem. I've never seen the food stop at sible hedingham!
Again some highlights, somewhat in contrast to Ludd's points before the ride. (Though I agree with most of what was said there.)
Friendly locals. So many people standing and sitting by the roadside to wish us well and give us a wave.
Interesting people on the ride. Spoke to few strangers and heard a few stories.
Minimal litter. Maybe I'm not very observant but I only saw a handful of gel wrappers, which among thousands of riders seems more like incompetence than malice.
Novelty bikes/kits. The badass riding brakeless, lightless and handsless. The women with the LED tutu and heart shape. The cyclo-jog machines.
the widlife. Being paced by a bat and then a bee was useful for keeping the legs moving.
The time alone with my thoughts on fresh tarmac with a following wind.
Really heartened by all reports and I will probably be back another year. Of course my post upstream included what I hope were some positives I was thinking of the ride on Saturday night, particularly knowing that most riders would have got away with top weather.
That'll be the problem. I've never seen the food stop at sible hedingham!
Again some highlights, somewhat in contrast to Ludd's points before the ride. (Though I agree with most of what was said there.)
Friendly locals. So many people standing and sitting by the roadside to wish us well and give us a wave.
Interesting people on the ride. Spoke to few strangers and heard a few stories.
Minimal litter. Maybe I'm not very observant but I only saw a handful of gel wrappers, which among thousands of riders seems more like incompetence than malice.
Novelty bikes/kits. The badass riding brakeless, lightless and handsless. The women with the LED tutu and heart shape. The cyclo-jog machines.
the widlife. Being paced by a bat and then a bee was useful for keeping the legs moving.
The time alone with my thoughts on fresh tarmac with a following wind.
Ramaye, MoN and Howrad doing it right.
That first proper refuelling meal.