Abington to Stirling 62 miles. Again the weather was grey, cold and windy. Fortunately the wind was mainly at our backs and made for relatively straightforward cycling. Intermittent rain caused drops in temperature from cool to cold. Landscape varied from hilly to post Industrial Wasteland, where we skirted Glascow. The climb from Cumbernald to the moor above Stirling was hard, and we did not benefit from the view, of both Glascow and and Edinburgh, was occluded by the weather. The joy of the countryside was spoilt by considerable evidence of fly-tipping. Whoever said "Bonny Scotland"???
Is that really you Michael on those pictures? Don't recognise you. Who's the stand-in? Just to prove that we're thinking of you, we putting in our two penneth:
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Our hearties you know won't be fussed
If on reaching the end
When they round the last bend
They are met by a plague of Locust
From you local support team in sunny Schwyz
Chris and Jürg
You guys are really persistent on reaching good results. Whenever I woke up on a bleak weather I find it hard to get away from my bed, and so lazy to do even the simplest things!
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