Tag: tea
A nice cup of tea please.
The next day, Thursday, we cycled from Pollachi for 50km through very fertile farmlands. At one point we stopped and chatted to a couple of ladies weaving screens from palm leaves. They aim to weave about 100 in a day and they will get paid 500 rupees. They looked very happy in their task.
And then on to the bikes. Our first day on the bikes, Monday, took us south of Mysore along quiet roads and through small villages. Our bikes were heavy hardtail mountain bikes, but we were grateful that they were sturdy enough to tackle the rough roads.
Terry and Bernie were likewise looking for a warm up climb. The east looked better and we opted for Windgather, near Whalley Bridge with temperatures 14°C...
I would like to start this post with an apology...
Saturday was "Tree o'clock" day, a world record attempt to plant the largest number of trees in the UK in a 1 hr period...
45 miles from the English-Welsh border to the Irish Sea
The fine weather earlier this week disorientated Vikki such that she believed she was still in Spain and wanted to go climbing!!
Today was Chris's birthday (landlord of Hunters in Cockermouth), so we decided on an away day to Glenshee.
You've got to grab the opportunity when it arises, so Jon and I took a day off work and headed up to Great End to enjoy some of the fantastic conditions.
