Suffering with wind

Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

PhilD

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"PhilD" wrote in message
oups.com...
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

At least it's a warm wind - no chilly north easterlies.

--
Simon Mason
http://www.simonmason.karoo.net

"PhilD" wrote in message
oups.com...
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

PhilD


SNAFU
'Twas ever thus

Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
www.tapan.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

PhilD wrote:
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

PhilD

I've noticed the same here in Ipswich (apparently the only place in East
Anglia *with* significant hills).

Alex


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Mr R@T / General Lighting
Ipswich, Suffolk, Untied Kingdom
http://www.partyvibe.com

"PhilD" wrote in message
oups.com...
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

PhilD

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Same here in Lincoln and it`s getting stronger, but at least I`ve no hills
on my route! (who does turn the wind before hometime ? )


Colin N.


Lincolnshire is mostly flat, but...the wind is mostly in my face

"PhilD" wrote in message
oups.com...
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

When I read the header I thought the subject was going to be about the
expelation of air from the anus!

Alan

Alan Holmes wrote:
"PhilD" wrote in message
oups.com...
Out and about this lunch time. Up a hill at 25mph, turned round,
standing on the pedals struggling to maintain 9mph down hill!

No doubt the wind will have turned by the time I go home, making it
hard work all the way.

When I read the header I thought the subject was going to be about the
expelation of air from the anus!

Alan

Ditto, when I saw the title I started thinking about beans, boiled
cabbage and guiness.

Surely self produced wind is a help?

laters,

Marz

Colin Nelson wrote:

Same here in Lincoln and it`s getting stronger, but at least I`ve no hills
on my route! (who does turn the wind before hometime ? )


I came to a virtual standstill on Waterloo Bridge this after, not helped
by the sail aka bag on the front of the Brommie.


--
Tony

"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham

Mr R@t (2.30 zulu-india) wrote:

I've noticed the same here in Ipswich (apparently the only
place in East Anglia *with* significant hills).

there's Witnesham (4 miles north, up Westerfield Rd) which throws 2
'biggies' into my commute ...

Try BiSoDol, or Windeze, or any other medication with simethicone ;-)

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MatSav