ME GETTING THE MEDAL

IM HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ITS AN AMAZING FEELING our team of 5 crossing the line together; what a buzzzzzz!!. We turned up the road and the hill was cobbly, not good when your tired but the arc de triomphe was there and the feeling was exactly as anticipated: for a group of non cyclists with mountain bikes and borrowed road bikes it really was a momentus effort... it feels incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!

the awards::::

the hills man:: phil webster

the ideas: mike talbot

grit and determination: norman lamb

across the line first ; yay : gillian pqge

constant injuries but gutsy performanances: ned lamb & ed foss


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paris tomorrow

right, we have cycled 230 miles and tired doesnt come close to desribing my legs. they feel like jelly, but all is good after a few minir injuries i battle onm, and the team is doing well too!! pris tommorrow, cant wait,!!!q

1st stage complete! Bojour france.

Right! I have just got to calais- all is good. Very tired as i have cycled 81miles today. Slumped infront of the tv and went to get some food. Who would have thought it, 6 of us going all pretty fit, my dad made it up the big hill to dover. Fair play but i am doubtful about the sincerity of his claim. ..... Keep donating! People have worked so hard on behalf of our country!! Click on the link in my previous posts or the picture of me and dad!! Cheers

its the morning .dad is a nervous wreck and im not far off

Right!! I am very very brickin it now. Excuse the phrase. Dad is forgetting things and had to pop into parliament to get his sunglasses. London traffic is making me edgy! Also thankyov very much to iain dale who posted a link and a very nice message on his blog asking people to consider donating. Much appreciated!

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Its lunch time the day before...

I am starting to feel apprehensive about the next 4 days. I can visualise the romance of cycling from London to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, but little thought goes to the actual effort of getting between the two locations. Starting will be a great feeling and so will finishing, however having only done about 250 miles of cycling to prepare for this, I dont feel to perky about the challenge ahead. So! Despite the fact that I feel immensily underprepared I am suited in confidence of youth and am ready to go.

Anyway I will blog every night and hopefully before I leave each morning. Wish me luck!!