Cracknell and 'Sport Relief'
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popette wrote:When I first heard about this challenge, I just couldn't believe that he would do it. Amazing to have cycled 300 miles in one day. Average speed 19.5 mph! Simply staggering.
I may even be moved to donate!
Popette, I hope you and others do donate...I have. Crackers really has proved himself on the bike ride, an inspiration to all. Click this link c'mon forumers he deserves it:
http://www.challengecracknell.com/
My donation has been made, I hope others back his efforts.
Latest video here:
http://tiny.cc/ZO0HcCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom0 -
I've made a humble donation..................take my hat off to this guy.0
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Well he's made it to Tarifa..................just putting his cozie on!0
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I donated.
I did 93 miles yesterday. When I got back, I was a right old state - my eyes were actually bloodshot! I just can't imagine what he's feeling like after that kind of cycle.
rest day today before the swim.0 -
Update before the swim - http://tiny.cc/lvEnbCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom0
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He's done it! That's some going. I hope he gets to catch up on some sleep now. Not to mention letting the saddle sore heal!***********************
Life is like a ten speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use.
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I keep seeing mention of him setting a new world record. Does anyone know what the record he's set actually is?0
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Cripes. I hope they got some good footage of it, I'll look forward to watching that. Very impressive.0
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Congrats to 'Crackers' - I for one was doubtful he would make the 1400 mile bike ride - but he did, with elan, humour and a dogged determination.
Hopefully all that have followed this thread will donate?
Crackers and Walliams before the swim: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.j ... cknell.xmlCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom0