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London to Southend
Event info
Come and join us on this classic ride: 52 miles through the quiet lanes and villages of south Essex. Starting in East London at the Lee Valley VeloPark, we're soon out of town and after stops along the way for lunch and tea, we reach the Finish in the pretty gardens of Priory Park, Southend where you can relax and enjoy refreshments, music and sports massage before making your way home - Southend Victoria railway station is close by.
Correct. No need for the anger and irrational rubbish.
I can think of a few songs that refer to cars or driving e.g. Roy Orbison, Sad Cafe, Gary Numan, Madness, but no poetry...
......It's primarily to save weight and distribute load, but also might also save cost. I can see how it might. I think we agree on monkey metal...
Not sure about that - she was an expert witness in the Soham case sure, but her expertise related to specialism in pollen and plant matter, not the...
Everything's relative I suppose......
That's me; sweet.
Sorry to read of your untimely death.
I've just done 23 miles on fairly hilly roads on holiday....
What a couple of arseholes
If the door can only be opened slowly, it gives the cyclist time to see and avoid the hazard.