The Sunday B

Posted on Thu 26th, September 2019

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PaulW
The forecast for this Sunday is looking wet & windy so please keep a weather eye on the forecast as we may cancel ok? So for this weeks ride I’ve decided to keep the miles down a bit & not to venture to far so will be heading for Coffee94 in Waddesdon at 22 ml before heading home for 42 miler.

The Route will take us on a southerly loop of to Marsh on to Grendon as head east to our stop then back home via North Marston etc,,

Garmin route: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/17841622

Weather forecast: 70% chance of rain, feeling like 12-13 deg., wind 15 gusting 30 from the SW.

So, wrap up warm and have a wet weather jacket, overshoes & mudguards please if you can..

Hopefully, it’ll not be to inclement & I will see you on Sunday.
Paul
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PaulW

The weather has changed somewhat for Sunday, looking a lot better..

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