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Today's Ride
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sjcprojects
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Apparently they are edible, although it seems a shame to eat one, and I doubt they are anything special. This year I’ve eaten some decent field mushrooms and a very nice cep (aka penny bun). On one ride I wondered about the feasibility of putting some in my back pocket but probably wisely decided against it…
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
The cap is just the fruiting body - the fungus itself lives underground, and will produce more caps.
It's not a great look to denude the landscape though.
The parasol has the benefit of being positively identifiable.
The field mushroom less so!
It's not a great look to denude the landscape though.
The parasol has the benefit of being positively identifiable.
The field mushroom less so!
highlandsflyer
Retro Wizard
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Be 100% sure always. They are yummy. But then, I'll eat anything!
PhillB
GT Fan
I haven't been out for a proper ride for almost 3 weeks 
But I did today 
Pulled this one out of the back of the shed and had forgotten how nice it rides. A reminder that you don't have to always have the most exotic components for a good ride 
Good old 500LX 
12.53km 12C Getting colder - but was nice in the sunshine.
But I did today Pulled this one out of the back of the shed and had forgotten how nice it rides. A reminder that you don't have to always have the most exotic components for a good ride Good old 500LX 12.53km 12C Getting colder - but was nice in the sunshine.
basketcase
Old School Hero
Looks like you had a pretty big campfire to help warm up
PhillB
GT Fan
I ordered some tyres from Sigma Sports online and arranged for them to be picked up from the store - as the store is on the other side of the park from me. It is a 'high end' road bike shop, with some serious kit - amazing bikes that cost more than small car... so I love rocking up on something old and steel and then double locking it to the bike stand outside. Why, I don't know, and no-one cares, but it makes me happy 
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More importantly, it is a lovely ride too, through the park and back down the river Thames.
Stopped off a my mates house, but he's not up yet and gate was locked
Weather was a bit more rainy than forecast this morning - although blue skies are back now I am home!
I think this is quite cool, better than just looking at plain tarps while they restore it anyway...
Sun did come out briefly !!
22km in total - 12C - nice in the sun, but a cold wind ... lovely ride
.More importantly, it is a lovely ride too, through the park and back down the river Thames.
Stopped off a my mates house, but he's not up yet and gate was locked
Weather was a bit more rainy than forecast this morning - although blue skies are back now I am home!
I think this is quite cool, better than just looking at plain tarps while they restore it anyway...
Sun did come out briefly !!
22km in total - 12C - nice in the sun, but a cold wind ... lovely ride
Hombre
Retro Guru
so at the start I got headwind. ok, I thought, it'll be okay later. hm...hm... the wind must have read my thoughts, since it was changing direction with me all the way from start to finish. but it was mostly sunny, my new piece of kit (a vest) proved to be good, I got stronger both at the legs and soul thanks to the ever adapting wind. 
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