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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Cycling woes continue but hopefully not for much longer
It was the turn of my Claude Butler to go for repair this week. I was giving it a rare oiling and clean up on Tuesday when I noticed the rear wheel wasn’t running true. On closer inspection there were … Continue reading
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Manchester School of Samba’s got talent
After a 3½ year gap I’ve started playing with a samba band again. I’ve played with a couple of bands in the past, firstly with the ludicrously named Someone at the Door who are a community band based in Bromsgrove, … Continue reading
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Cycling and other adventures 