RR I love BST

British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is brutally stolen from
them in the early hours of the morning.

Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride of the year where I
didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to go riding.

What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the way, bluebells are
showing through (lilac woods in a month or so!!!) and I can see the
countryside outside the scope of my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm feeling
quite mint sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just lovely. Feeling fit
from a regular winter's cycle commuting and the summer is coming.

(insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

Andy Chequer

"Andy Chequer" m wrote in
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British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is brutally stolen from
them in the early hours of the morning.

Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride of the year where
I
didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to go riding.

What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the way, bluebells are
showing through (lilac woods in a month or so!!!) and I can see the
countryside outside the scope of my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm
feeling
quite mint sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just lovely. Feeling fit
from a regular winter's cycle commuting and the summer is coming.

(insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

Andy Chequer


Amen.

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"Andy Chequer" m wrote in
message ...
British Summer Time is an interesting thing.

The UK's more sedentary folk bemoan the hour that is brutally stolen
from
them in the early hours of the morning.

Me? I love it. Just got back from the first evening ride of the year
where
I
didn't need (well, not quite) my lights to go riding.

What a difference. There are daffs aplenty along the way, bluebells are
showing through (lilac woods in a month or so!!!) and I can see the
countryside outside the scope of my wobbly old Smart headlights. I'm
feeling
quite mint sauce and the arSecan is rolling along just lovely. Feeling
fit
from a regular winter's cycle commuting and the summer is coming.

(insert supreme being here) bless mountain bikes.

Andy Chequer


Amen.

Word, brothah.



Shaun aRe

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"Child Is The Father To Man" was their only good album. David Clayton
Thomas screwed them up and Al Kooper should never have left.

JD