Feels like summer today

graham_g
graham_g Posts: 652
edited June 2007 in Commuting chat
Finally had an early morning ride in (7am ish) wearing a t-shirt without any kind of chill. Little traffic, sun shining and a new PB before finding my boss was in at 7.30 too and nearly died of shock seeing me stroll in.

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  • hevipedal
    hevipedal Posts: 2,475
    I leave home at 0530 and this morning didn't even need the arm warmers, very pleasant, although after 117 mile sportif yesterday I was just taking it easy as a recovery ride.

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  • Hackbike 6
    Hackbike 6 Posts: 3,116
    It's the weather.



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  • hevipedal
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    I don't know, one warm day and someones blaming the weather........

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  • Hackbike 6
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    I'd never be proud of being 51 years old though.[:P]

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  • Summer? But it's not raining!

    Tell you what though, we had a wierd mist up here yesterday. Fell like an undercooked omlette about 2330; I went home about midnight, it was like cycling through a warm bathroom. Lights barely penetrated it and the dripping from the trees was like a light shower. Didn't see a car in either direction in the half hour trip home. Very spooky.
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  • <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by john richardson</i>

    Summer? But it's not raining!

    Tell you what though, we had a wierd mist up here yesterday. Fell like an undercooked omlette about 2330; I went home about midnight, it was like <u>cycling through a warm bathroom</u>. Lights barely penetrated it and the dripping from the trees was like a light shower. Didn't see a car in either direction in the half hour trip home. Very spooky.
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    Have you cycled in a bathroom before? [:D]

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  • Norvcp
    Norvcp Posts: 1,485
    More to the point, do you <i>really </i>know what it's like to be an under-cooked omlette?

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  • lardarse rider
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    The man clearly has a poetic bent and you philistines are taking him literally[:o)][;)][}:)] I found his description evocative and strangely eerie[^]

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  • alecstilleyedye
    alecstilleyedye Posts: 1,170
    maybe it feels like summer today because it's JUNE[:D][:D][:D]

    yesterday went on a ride which included the cat & fiddle climb. at the foot of the climb my mate sarcasticly asked if there was a localised chill around my bike (i had arm and leg warmers on, he only jersey and shorts). when we got to the summit it was freezing cold and misty and my only regret was that it's hard to look smug with dark glasses and a helmet on[;)]

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  • ChrisKH
    ChrisKH Posts: 1,717
    So it was a bit like this then Alec?

    http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/ewm/ic5/10.html

    Crikey I haven't been to the Cat & Fiddle Pub in, well, it must be 18 years.........

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  • alecstilleyedye
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    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by ChrisKH</i>

    So it was a bit like this then Alec?

    http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/ewm/ic5/10.html

    Crikey I haven't been to the Cat & Fiddle Pub in, well, it must be 18 years.........

    Baby elephants are so last year, darling.
    <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">spot on, if not quite so dark. the place has not changed much in 18 years and 3 years ago still had the same jukebox (in the pool room) as it had, well 18 years ago.

    .she's got betty davis eyes.

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  • Clearly we mis-spent our youths in totally different ways.
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