Westminster Bridge was packed this morning with people enjoying the sun after yesterday's downpour, as you can see.
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What is real cycling?
It's not about lycra. It's not about racing, or saving the world, or crossing the Nullarbor Plain alone except for the film crew.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
This blog was maintained daily from Jan 2009 to Sep 2010, and occasionally from then until 2013. My new blog, from Feb 2021, is at e2e.bike. It has hundreds of pages on cycle-touring across Britain, Ireland and the rest of the world.
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Dear God! the very houses seem asleep;
ReplyDeleteAnd all that mighty heart is lying still!
(which shows that people stayed in bed in Wordsworth's time as well as today)
Especially the House of Lords. Most of them usually are asleep.
ReplyDeleteA great time to Cycle around and enjoy the sights of London without the nasty Petrol Heads Destroying the Air with their Obnoxious Fumes.
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