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| Today's post is brought to you by the letters T and W. |
Today's valuable lesson was in how to fall gracefully off ones road bike on tram tracks. Yes Road bike wheels fit into tram tracks very nicely.
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| these aren't my actual wheels (wishful thinking there!) But they give you an idea of my wheels | |
This is however an actual picture of my elbow that took the brunt of my fall today. could have been much worse, my bestie who fell a few weeks ago is still nursing a sore arm, but is riding with me still. (waiting for someone to tell us that perhaps we shouldn't ride together any more lol)
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| So here is my garmin... shows you the time I started, how long we rode for and the distance. Was a nice ride and we missed most of the heat (36 degrees here today) |
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| So the quilt for the boyfriend continues... strips are being sewn together, and four patches are now ready to have the next part sewn to them. |
I'm really pleased with the colours and pattern, I hope that he will appreciate the quilt, I usually only make them for those that I hold close to me and that will understand the time and love that has gone into them....
Have you ever given a handmade gift to someone and realised that they have no idea how much time and effort can go into something specially made?
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2 comments:
Ouch! you were very lucky it wasn't worse. Congrats on the long ride I know I couldn't do that (maybe in my dreams). Hope to see the quilt soon, love the colours.
I once fell off going over rail tracks out on a country road. Wasn't hurt, but very embarrassed even though nobody was around to see me, lol! I look forward to spring and getting my bike out of the garage.
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