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mycyclingweekend 2016_08_19 2.jpgThe #mycyclingweekend Safari
If you go down to the woods today, you're sure for a big surprise. Seriously, if you're in the Bristol area you may well stumble across a hyena. If you're after a cycle safari, then now's the time to head out - just remember to send a photo our way, and you could win a nifty little prize from Cycle Surgery.
You don't have to be rolling around the Bristol Savannah to get involved in the fun. Wildlife worth photographing is everywhere - as we saw in this week's video round-up with an entire skunk family approaching a cyclist there.
To enter the competition all you've gotta do is send us a photo of some wildlife you've spotted on your bike ride. Sure, it doesn't have to be as bizarre as skunk families or hyenas, but clearly the weirder the better.
Also, including a bit of a story will work to your advantage.
The photo doesn't have to have been taken today, tomorrow, or Sunday, but it does have to have been taken by you. You also have to include both the #mycyclingweekend and the #CycleSurgery hashtags in your post.
Your best bet is to fire those photos our way on Instagram or Twitter.
In case you needed some inspiration, not only do we have some great photos from the last few weeks sent in by you lot, our ever diligent #mycyclingweekenders, we've got some news stories from this week that should spark you into action.
> Watch: Cyclist hospitalised as kangaroo leaps across road
> Watch: Feline on a fixie - bike courier takes his cat to work
> Watch: Pro rider goes riding with parrot on his shoulder
> Watch: Cyclists free cow stuck in tree
If that's not enough for you, here's some photographic inspiration.
#mycyclingweekend It had to be out Leith Hill way pic.twitter.com/0XnZIjYxbF
— Jenny Ondioline (@AJennyOndioline) August 14, 2016
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