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... can't say I'm looking forward to arriving back home in the depths of winter. Having continued northwards the wind struck again though..
Leaving Puerto St Julian with a 270 mile day ahead the wind picked up and we were again at a 30-45deg lean angle to just stay going straight. That would have been bearable but it was gusting and the wake of opposing trucks added a third dimension as our bikes bounced and were heaved from the maximum lean we dared and back up ...
Slow moving and no energy
... places to lunch with Anne and Nicola, my Cardiff cousins. In our original itinerary, we were supposed to go to Cardiff on Friday (yesterday) and come back today. As soon as our plans were upended in Marrakech, I emailed Anne and asked if they could come to London on Monday instead. As it turns out, it was a good plan. Hyde Park is near to our hotel. We stroll down Sussex Gardens, it is overcast, cool with the threat of rain. The Serpentine, a kind of lake ...
X Swarm
... that was Stephen's running commentary, rather than the ride itself...
They also had a Saw ride, which was basically a smaller version of the Bandsaw at the Gold Coast, and a tower drop so small I didn't even deign to try it. Tenille, you've made me hardcore forcing me on those things...
I feel proud that we managed to negotiate our way back to Ramsbury without getting lost! I think I'm starting to get the hang of the British roads...
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Day Three or Where's Mister Dumbrowski?
... Our tour was led by a gent named Mick, who was quick-witted and sharp-tongued, a truly excellent guide. He had a vast knowledge of London and the sites that we visited, due to his interest in history and the fact that he has "the Knowledge." This means that he is a licensed taxi driver in London, which certainly has the best taxi drivers that I've ever encountered! There is not a place in London that they can't find and few things about the ...
Westminster Abbey, Kensington & Buckingham Pal
... her. Our verger guide told us Queen Elizabeth's effigy used a death mask as well as death mask on her hands. She had very thin, long fingers. And the pearls she is holding are her real pearls. Fascinating. Queen Elizabeth's tomb is large - but not quite as large and ornate as that of her rival for the English throne, Mary, Queen of Scots who was eventually executed in 1587 on Elizabeth's orders. Mary's son, James I, erected this grand tomb for his mother while he was ruling England. ...
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