Today's weather was frosty but, with the sun low in the very blue sky, I had a great cycle around the quiet lanes of Cardington, Willington and Old Warden.
"I don't have any more bad days. I have good days and I have great days." - Lance Armstrong.
One of the two late 19th century shelters in the village of Old Warden.
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My Basso Viper in front of the vast airship hangars at Cardington.
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The dovecote at Willington.
I shall write a posting specifically on my Basso at some point, but today I spotted an advert on ebay for a bicycle with the same frameset. It is not in as good condition as mine but it should be interesting to see how much it sells for.
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