Tuesday 11 November 2008

Brrrr, I must be mad!

Distance: 7.3m
Time: 34m15s
Avg speed: 12.7mph
Max speed: 31.1mph

A clear night. A moonlit night. A cold night! As I said this morning, I was looking forward to cycling today, as the forecast was sunny. The only thing was that cycling in the morning, and worse after dark means you don't get to cycle in the warmth of the sun. I don't know how cold it was this evening, although I could have done had I checked the temperature on my cycle computer, however that would have meant stopping to do so (and which is worse, getting cold because you've stopped cycling but know how cold it is, or keep going to stay warm and ignorant?).

And it's only November. It's not even winter yet. And it's not actually really cold either...
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Anonymous said...

You are doing so well, keep going, you know it will be worth it in the end. We are all so proud of you doing the marathon. Love and warm thoughts. Rebecca and family xx

12 November 2008 at 08:09

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Running 13.1 miles in memory of Carl

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