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May need to take a Rain check (pardon the pun) as I'm not much fond of Huntingdon mud.



you are suck a big girl mark,are you worried about getting your modern bike muddy? and what about the karma frame you want delivering ?
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I'm just being melodramatic :wink: I'll be therev :lol:
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Mudguards and a change of socks is all that is required.
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I'm just being melodramatic :wink: I'll be therev :lol:


you better bring plenty of expanding foam to make floats with :D
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matthew71 wrote:
letmetalktomark wrote:
I'm just being melodramatic :wink: I'll be therev :lol:


you better bring plenty of expanding foam to make floats with :D


Personally I,m going for the lead weights and snorkel approach. I've already drilled some holes in the soles of my waders so that the water can drain out on the dry sections. Water wings will be useful in case I fall off!


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weather is not looking to bad for the day. Might do a route exploration friday afternoon. If no word, send for the coast guard.
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Got my big box of goodies ready for the karma fest. Form an orderly queue please.
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Got my big box of goodies ready for the karma fest. Form an orderly queue please.


First dibs on the snorkel and flippers! :lol:
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Getting excited about this. I am possibly thinking of hosting a sequel to the 'Gates' down my way. Have a lovely route which takes in some very picturesque countryside and villages. Will mull it over and get something sorted soon. Firstly need to get to the local library and buy a route map as I gave mine away. If you can find one online it is called 'The Skylark Trail'.
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Any start time,and location yet?
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