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Photographing a bike race. I used to be faced with a number of issues.-
If in the local area, whilst in France, I would plan where best to view it.
Did I have enough film in my camera?
Which French supermarket could supply me with a magazine timetable of the race?
How would I get there in time (with family)?
Would all riders be together in photo?
Could I predict who may be leading?
How good will the background be?
But this time, I was at home. No need to travel, they would race through my town.
The midday rain got me in the mood!
I went to the viewing point that I had planned, successfully viewing riders such as Philippe Gilbert (former World Champion), and a strong Team Sky. Mission accomplished!
Julian Alphaphilippe leads the breakaway through Kingston
Philippe Gilbert (Left)
The following day, I began my fourth decade (well, I turned 30 at 11.42pm)!
Sexy :)
I started my day with a mighty fine hot beverage (aka a Cappucino)!!
I then went to Central London, met family and visited the London Shard with. I felt high all day, as the place is fully accessible, and allows you a fully panoramic view of London. It is amazing and I can't give it high enough recommendations. It felt surreal, looking down at Canary Wharf!
i look: directly down to see HMS Belfast and Tower of London
West, towards Millennium Wheel etc
East, towards Docklands and Canary Wharf etc
North, but off-centre, the 'Gherkin', 'Walkie Talkie', 'Cheese Grater', and 'Nat West Tower' (nicknames of towers).
i look down...
i look up...
Don't panic
Just get wet!
Hmmm. The above note refers to the mentality that i accept adopting, when it 'looks like rain'. It's rained everyday in my thirties! Hmmm... It does, however, affect me very little. I do not panic, about needing a waterproof jacket, or rushing to a dry safe-haven in time. Similarly to 'rushing for a bus', I have contently accepted that these things cannot be resolved easily by rushing in my wheelchair. If i really want something, i must plan for attaining it. Is rain water that much of an issue?
Cats on trees
Siren's Call
'You'll be happy to know '
Hehehe. The beginning of words which were given from an old lady. She went on to inform me that 'the football season starts soon'!
Hehehe. Happy DAYS!
COYG!!!! :)
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