Juneathon 2009 - Days 19, 21 & 22 - bikes, boats and llamas
22 06 2009Friday I did a quick 3.5 mile bike ride before going to meet a friend for lunch in London, then spent the afternoon doing touristy things like go on a boat trip down the Thames and take photos of the London Eye
and then I met up with another friend for drinks and dinner and then on Saturday I was too tired to Juneathon but on Sunday, after collecting my lovely pink Pashley Poppy
we did a 6.8 mile bike ride, taking in a visit to the llamas
and today I went out for 8.5 miles on the Pashley after my brand new pc from Dell was collected to be taken to the Dell hospital for repair as it’s got a fault on the hard drive and now I’m pc-less for two weeks which isn’t too bad as Shaun has kindly lent me his and if you’re wondering when I’m ever going to run again, I’m going to a running club tomorrow evening, hooray.
Stats day 19 (cycling)
Distance: 3.58 miles
Time: 24:37
Pace: 6:53 m/m
Stats day 21 (cycling)
Distance: 6.82 miles
Time: 47:42
Pace: 7:00 m/m
Stats day 22 (cycling)
Distance: 8.57 miles
Time: 47:12
Pace: 5:31 m/m
Juneathon’s completed: 20/30
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A running club? Wowee!
I’m not jealous of your gorgeous new bike. Oh, alright then, I’m very jealous.
Llamas rule!
What a kewl picture of the London Eye!
8 days to go!!!
OMG - SOOO in lust with the pink bike!!!
The bike is very, very cool and that’s one of the good things about living out of town. The beautiful Pink Pashley would last about 5 minutes in London before someone tried to nick it or vandalise it.
I was scared to go on the London Eye but my husband talked me into it, promising it would be okay.
We got to the very top and it broke down for 10 minutes….enough time to almost go insane with fear. I should have stood at the bottom and taken a lovely photo like yours
The London Eye broke down? Is it allowed to do that? I’d have died with fear.
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