After a quick loo break in the smallest village store I've ever seen, I battled some of the bigger hills of the day to Lostwithel, mercifully with some cloud cover for protection. I arrived at the finish stop before lunch, but had unfortunately left my packed lunch in the support van which was 30 miles back up the road, along with my shoes and jumpers, so settled in with a punnet of grapes to wait for the three hour wait for lunch (which by this point was early dinner) and a shower. Time for an early night before the 'hardest day' of the tour tomorrow.
Between the 12th and 27th of July, I will be cycling 1050 miles across the UK from Lands End to John O'Groats with a group put together by 'Bike the UK for MS'. This charity raises awareness and funds to both improve research into MS and to support sufferers and their carers. This blog is where I will be recording this adventure, hopefully with plenty of pretty pictures of the various parts of England, Scotland and Wales that I visit.
Saturday, July 13, 2019
Day 1 - The Journey Begins
We were up for a reasonablely timed (8am) start at Lands End, welcomed by a bitter wind. It didn't take too many of the rolling hills to warm up, by which point I'd found myself on my own. I found a nice rhythm and without realiaing just kept motoring on all the way (46m) to Ladock through some beautiful countryside in the glorious sunshine.
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