snoogly
Maximum Pace
- Oct 14, 2007
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Ice cold water, direct from the fridge, exposed to -5C (at first, then warning up to -2) for an hour and a half becomes too cold to drink. I discovered that this morning, as I attempted to revive myself on the bridge at Enoshima. The plastic of the bottle had hardened, but the strangely (to me) the water hadn't frozen. Why is that? Something to do with constantly being shaken up?
Needless to say, it was madness in Enoshima. View of Fuji + full moon + first sunrise of the year was a crowd-puller. There was mania in the air, with people literally sprinting down the path by the river to get to the bridge in time to see the sun rise. It was no place to be on a bike, that's for sure!
A 55 mile ride, and home by 9am, is a bracing way to start the new year, but I am knackered now, and am considering crawling back into bed ...
Anyway, Happy New Year.
Needless to say, it was madness in Enoshima. View of Fuji + full moon + first sunrise of the year was a crowd-puller. There was mania in the air, with people literally sprinting down the path by the river to get to the bridge in time to see the sun rise. It was no place to be on a bike, that's for sure!
A 55 mile ride, and home by 9am, is a bracing way to start the new year, but I am knackered now, and am considering crawling back into bed ...
Anyway, Happy New Year.