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Poached Blue Eggs on Lifeday 25,577

Todays little ride was to visit the Blue Egg Cafe which is South of Great Bardfield in Essex. Someone at my party recommended it to us last weekend.

cycle.travel created a lovely 60 mile return route. For Sally and I It was a late start โ€“ after 11am delayed by a visit to the new Decathlon store followed by a rain shower. Unfortunately by the time we were climbing up to Balsham the heavens opened up with torrential rain making the road into a river ๐Ÿ™ we sheltered under the eaves of a barn until the worse was over. We arrived in Balsham as the proverbial drowned rats and pretty cold ๐Ÿ™ fortunately two of our CRC walking buddies were at home and took us in for a cuppa ๐Ÿ™‚ sheltering in their conservatory, well away from any soft furnishings, ย as the next cloudburst passed over. After this the rain stopped and we decided to continue on the planned route ๐Ÿ™‚ through lovely villages and quiet roads except for 3 builder nutters in a pickup truck trying to give us a shave ๐Ÿ™

The Blue Egg Cafe is superb with fresh home made bread and cakes in very large portions ๐Ÿ™‚ A decent cafe stop and a reasonable 30 miles from Cambridge.

The way back was sunny but with a coldish headwind ๐Ÿ™ The worst bits were crossing and recrossing the A1307 to get into Linton plus a footbridge and rough tracks either side over the A11 butthis was followed by a lovely surprise, a real cycle track towards Sawston!

Todays Strava worked from the Apple Watch perfectly and my new cordless charger for it works too ๐Ÿ™‚

A few photos are on Flickr
Blue Egg Ride With Sally


Reader Comments

  1. Like the bike track on the steps..sounded as though you got very wet,but enjoyable ride.

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