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We’re back (just in time for our final post of the month!). Four historic site visits (two were reprises) and two cycle rides totalling 31 miles (in 32+ degrees) with 2,945ft of ascent - including three Category 3 climbs - the third being so brutal even Karen needed a breather! 
The second ride featured a technical steep rocky descent towards the day’s venue during which the front wheel of Phil’s gravel bike encountered a large and annoyingly irresistible sample of mineral material which separated his noble cycling aspirations from reality. No lasting harm was done to Phil (or the R5 II/ RF 14-35 L in his backpack!).
A few images should be making their way here. (Well, eventually - they're 'in the queue'...
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Phil and Karen
Please welcome the newest member of Team Moore - 'Arfur' (Arfur Drone - it’s quite small)…
The second ride featured a technical steep rocky descent towards the day’s venue during which the front wheel of Phil’s gravel bike encountered a large and annoyingly irresistible sample of mineral material which separated his noble cycling aspirations from reality. No lasting harm was done to Phil (or the R5 II/ RF 14-35 L in his backpack!).A few images should be making their way here. (Well, eventually - they're 'in the queue'...
).Phil and Karen
Please welcome the newest member of Team Moore - 'Arfur' (Arfur Drone - it’s quite small)…
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I have a feeling this little flying team member is going to show us some amazing new perspectives. Looking forward to seeing what adventures await!
