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My journal of cyclocross
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"There are many exercise apps that allow you to keep track of your running, riding, and other activities. Record speed, time, elevation, and location from your phone, and millions of people do this, me included. However, when we look at activity logs, whether they be our own, from our friends, or from a public timeline, the activities only appear individually. What about all together?" As you


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Quote from an article in the Huffington Post: "The gift of dyslexia is not the inability to read or write. It’s the incredible ability to see things from different angles. That is what makes a creative genius. The dyslexic mind approaches problems by visualizing things from all viewpoints. Literally moving their mental POV to whatever angle that helps them ‘see’ the solution. This ability allows sculptors to ‘see’ what is inside a block of marble. It enables designer to imagine thi


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The Blue Sign Crew

Sometimes the day in day out it can get really boring and overly tiring. This has happened to me with the route I use to commute to and from work. The quickest faster way is to use the Cycle Super Highway, it just so happens it the quickest faster route for everyone else too. The bus lane is nice and wide and the cyclists aren't really doing too much harm or the cars to be fair. It is mostly the


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The inaugural Howies Battle on the Beach

Here's the skinny on it: A race that take in a portion of beautiful Pembrey beach before heading into a Pembrey Country Park for 9km of gravel, water, singletrack and sand. Open to all forms of off road bike including cyclocross and a thing called a 'Fat Bike' Race was roughly 35km which took me about 2 hours to complete. Results: Category positionFirst NameLast NameOverall timeLap 1Lap 2La


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