Today's Ride

Any idea the age of that fellow? Don't see lads like him in my neck of the woods. Aliens must not have needed directions here
These aren't prehistoric, they were carved to the hillsides in the 18th century by some funny university students, as far as i know.
 
ok, so not today's but yesterday's ride was the idea of and spent with Mrs. hombre. a gentle 70 km long lake-around tour. we was fortuante enough to have this day between two rainy ones with light cloud coverage and comfortable mid twenties °C temp.

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Beautiful sunny day today with virtually no wind for a change. Did two hours' hard labour in the garden to sweeten things with Mrs Moonlite and then took off on what's popularly known as a gravel ride these days but, given how many unsurfaced roads we have hereabouts, is just a 'ride'.

Was swooped again by a series of aggressive magpies protecting their nests. Luckily the sun was behind me so I had forewarning of their approach as their shadows preceded them. Then it's just a case of ducking, accelerating, and swerving a little.

Really nice to be out. It's always a little surreal to travel along Farringdon Road here, as I used to commute along London's Farringdon Road in the 90s. The hazards there were numerous and not as easy to avoid as the Australian magpie.

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