After a well cooked full english the guys left Ross on Wye at 8am leaving Kelvin to goto to the bike shop to get Russells bike fixed.
They then met up for some lunch (Cous Cous
Notice Stuart is wearing the yellow jersey......
Who needs the BBC or S
A little map reading on the way???
Our last stop saw us in the CoteBrook Shire Horse Centre
We also met some other cyclists who were on the same challenge over a 11 day period they were Steve Green supporting Daisey's Dream Charity & Andy Woodward supporting Exeter Academy for the Deaf.
We arrived at our digs in Preston at 730pm and they are great with wifi access hence the update on the Blog...and look another one of Kelvins task fetching the ice!!!!Hero
Quote from Kajay " Mummy you know Daddy is cycling around the world what country is he in now?"
ReplyDeleteYou are all just unbelievable, although not on my list of things to do before I die, you are truly an inspiration!.
ReplyDeleteMy walk to school is now taking longer as so many parents and children stop me to ask how you are getting on, which is fantastic, everyone back here are so supportive of what you are doing, keep it up xxxxxx
Was thinking of you all today & was happy to hear you survived the "big one!" I don't know how you're doing it, but keep it up. Thanks for the blog - it's great to be able to track your progress from across the ocean! If Kajay's right & you're going around the world, please come to Canada next.
ReplyDeleteHappy sleeping, Liz
Just hope that Kelvin is managing to cope with the pace of ice collection and vaseline application. Poor man! You cyclists have it easy. I can't believe you are eating out every night Ollie, what's wrong with burnt meat on the BBQ??
ReplyDeleteVery impressive mileage guys, keep it up! We are all supporting you from Woking.
JO L
Guys, you are doing fantastically so keep it up. However, experience says keep Stuart away from the curry - or is that his incentive to make sure that you are all in front of him?
ReplyDeleteFunny that there are no pictures of your lovely masseuse though...
Good luck for the rest
Andy, Rach and co
You are all incredible. Its great to follow the blog and see how you're all getting on. Unbelievable mileage. Well done. Fiona and Tony.
ReplyDeleteGreat work so far - keep it up guys.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up guys, Kelv you are doing a fab job - ice man :) weather is getting hotter!!!
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Nat & the kaye family
Wow that's impressive to achieve that distance already. I can't imagine how hard it must be out there. Good Luck for the rest of the journey Lads.
ReplyDeleteBTW..Is the ice packs to keep the beer cool by any chance?
As Brucie would say...Keeeeep Peddling
Paul & Debs next door to Dave
DEAR Daddy, I will give you a £1.01 if you keep going and if you do it Love Faye xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteDear Daddy, I will give you £2.oo if you survive and if you are happy Love Brogan XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
We're loving the picture and we're missing you loads....lOVE Me.xxxxx
Ohhhh Ollie - it is so much fun knowing that you are getting some of the abuse you give your clients (me in particular!) I just wish my cycling went somewhere ... Well done so far boys! xx Mindi
ReplyDeleteWell done to you all, we love the blog - its great to share your journey each day. Thinking of you and happy peddling.
ReplyDeleteNatalie, Rob and the gangx
Someone @ school commented today- 'Why did they leave Russ in Wye?!....funny!!!x
ReplyDeleteI showed them the map and they understood!!!
So when did Borat join your team! Dave, you have worn some strange outfits with Beavers but this mankini definately wins the award !!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou need to watch out on your choice of clothing Dave or you will have very peculiar tan lines!!
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