Special.
Although not entirely finished yet, i have watched the Olympians race on roads that i used to train on regularly. Wow.
On Saturday, i stood watching the racers in a very special place competing for gold, in Richmond Park, the venue in which, 5 years ago, i suffered my life altering 'traumatic brain injury'. Now, packed with crowds, i was watching the sport closest to my heart amongst fans in 'my Park'.
Although the best possible positions were found, photography was not allowed to be best due to road furniture, and weather. But this adds to the reality, of it being here in Britain.
Although not entirely finished yet, i have watched the Olympians race on roads that i used to train on regularly. Wow.
On Saturday, i stood watching the racers in a very special place competing for gold, in Richmond Park, the venue in which, 5 years ago, i suffered my life altering 'traumatic brain injury'. Now, packed with crowds, i was watching the sport closest to my heart amongst fans in 'my Park'.
Enthralled by this previously unseen British interest in the cycle sport, i decided to join fellow fans on the following day, in my lifelong hometown, Kingston. I knew that i had found a very good (probably best position), as shown below
Just as the first police motorbikes appeared over the bridge, they were accompanied by the mightiest lightning strike. This meant only one thing.
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