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Old January 22nd 06, 09:08 PM posted to uk.rec.cycling
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"Brian G" wrote in message
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There are downsides to cycling in January, but the general lack of
foliage and vegetation in the countryside makes the wildlife much easier
to spot.


Also makes all the discarded crap: bottles, fast food containers, cans etc
more visible on the verges, during summer only larger items like fridges and
bath tubs are visible :-(
But, not to be a miserable git, I took my shiney bike out for a 40 miler
yesterday looping through the quiet lanes of east Leicestershire to Eyebrook
reservoir and back, it felt quite springlike, very pleasant, nothing
remarkable to comment on, just nice.
--
Pete



 




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