Have a Good Friday

3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

I am 'leading' a peloton of ten, though I do not know the way. All I
know is that I am looking for l'Avenue Vert (the Greenway).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHD_IbSUwY4

Day 1 - Paris to Gournay - 80 miles
Day 2 - Gournay to Dieppe - 50 miles
Day 3 - Newhaven to East Grindstead - 45 miles
Day 4 - East Grindstead to Greenwich - 45 miles

Cost, including Eurostar, Dieppe to Newhaven ferry and all
accommodation: £150. Bargain!

Toodle pip!

Tom Crispin wrote:
3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

I am 'leading' a peloton of ten, though I do not know the way. All I
know is that I am looking for l'Avenue Vert (the Greenway).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHD_IbSUwY4

Day 1 - Paris to Gournay - 80 miles
Day 2 - Gournay to Dieppe - 50 miles
Day 3 - Newhaven to East Grindstead - 45 miles
Day 4 - East Grindstead to Greenwich - 45 miles

Cost, including Eurostar, Dieppe to Newhaven ferry and all
accommodation: £150. Bargain!

Toodle pip!

Don't be too optimistic about the accommodation at "East Grindstead". It may
be a fictitious location (from one of Dickens's novels by the sound of it).

On Apr 2, 3:18*am, Tom Crispin
wrote:
3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

I am 'leading' a peloton of ten, though I do not know the way. All I
know is that I am looking for l'Avenue Vert (the Greenway).www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHD_IbSUwY4

Day 1 - Paris to Gournay - 80 miles
Day 2 - Gournay to Dieppe - 50 miles
Day 3 - Newhaven to East Grindstead - 45 miles
Day 4 - East Grindstead to Greenwich - 45 miles

Cost, including Eurostar, Dieppe to Newhaven ferry and all
accommodation: £150. Bargain!

Toodle pip!

I would not go on that route, have you seen how dangerous the cyclists
are, they were all wearing helmets.

WSR

Tom Crispin wrote:
3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

What a sad ****ing ****.


--
Dave - intelligent enough to realise that a push bike is a kid's toy, not a
viable form of transport.

On Apr 2, 1:33*pm, webreader wrote:
On Apr 2, 3:18*am, Tom Crispin
wrote:

3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

I am 'leading' a peloton of ten, though I do not know the way. All I
know is that I am looking for l'Avenue Vert (the Greenway).www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHD_IbSUwY4

Day 1 - Paris to Gournay - 80 miles
Day 2 - Gournay to Dieppe - 50 miles
Day 3 - Newhaven to East Grindstead - 45 miles
Day 4 - East Grindstead to Greenwich - 45 miles

Cost, including Eurostar, Dieppe to Newhaven ferry and all
accommodation: £150. Bargain!

Toodle pip!

I would not go on that route, have you seen how dangerous the cyclists
are, they were all wearing helmets.

As any sensible person who is not psycholist would do!

Derek C

On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 23:38:26 +0100, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:

Tom Crispin wrote:
3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

What a sad ****ing ****.

More pointless abusive language. 23:38, hmmm.

Tom Crispin wrote:

3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

I am 'leading' a peloton of ten, though I do not know the way. All I
know is that I am looking for l'Avenue Vert (the Greenway).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHD_IbSUwY4

Day 1 - Paris to Gournay - 80 miles
Day 2 - Gournay to Dieppe - 50 miles
Day 3 - Newhaven to East Grindstead - 45 miles
Day 4 - East Grindstead to Greenwich - 45 miles

Cost, including Eurostar, Dieppe to Newhaven ferry and all
accommodation: £150. Bargain!

Toodle pip!

sounds fun, I spent the day at work, but then I like work so no biggy.

roger
--
www.rogermerriman.com

Peter Grange wrote:
On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 23:38:26 +0100, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:

Tom Crispin wrote:
3.30am and I will be off to King's Cross for the Eurostar to Paris,
and a Paris to London Cycle Tour.

What a sad ****ing ****.

More pointless abusive language. 23:38, hmmm.

What are you? Usenets answer to Jiminy Cricket?


--
Dave - intelligent enough to realise that a push bike is a kid's toy, not a
viable form of transport.

On 02/04/2010 12:47, JNugent wrote:

Don't be too optimistic about the accommodation at "East Grindstead". It
may be a fictitious location (from one of Dickens's novels by the sound
of it).

Jesus, you're so f'ing boring.