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Fear and loathing on the inflamation highway

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214kms today but all gravel and tarseal. Some good tailwind thru the otira but a minor bonk for me on the viaduct. Legs are pretty sore and everyone has sore botty bits. An early nite tonite as we are camping in a domain near oxford close to start of wharfdale track. The next two days will be big ones.

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MARK said...

HI Jeff, Hope all is ok its been inspiring watching your progress dont know how you have the energy to post what you have. Hope you post an in depth review when its all over and youve finished hurting!!!!!.Humpy

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