A wave from the Tour

Written by Craig McGinty


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And like a wave it is not always clear on whom it is going to fall as over 100 cyclists pour downrepparttar road you need to keep away fromrepparttar 133215 edge as some briefly go astray. But asrepparttar 133216 pack heads off uprepparttar 133217 road,repparttar 133218 crowds further on are hit byrepparttar 133219 wave with cheers and car horns echoing inrepparttar 133220 distance. Then asrepparttar 133221 last few cyclists ride by, still working hard to stay inrepparttar 133222 race,repparttar 133223 Tour comes to a close, but what ofrepparttar 133224 beginning? The build-up torepparttar 133225 passing ofrepparttar 133226 Tour starts earlier inrepparttar 133227 day and takes place onrepparttar 133228 grass verges and inrepparttar 133229 fields that borderrepparttar 133230 route. Villages prepare fetes, amateur cyclists ride up and downrepparttar 133231 route to see whatrepparttar 133232 pros will face and children get ready forrepparttar 133233 caravane. An hour beforerepparttar 133234 race actually arrivesrepparttar 133235 sponsors’ cavalcade drives past with their crazy cars, disco music and freebies. Here you see coffee pots, inflatable ducks and even a giant, furry lion parading past throwing sweets, magazines and toys atrepparttar 133236 feet ofrepparttar 133237 children stood besiderepparttar 133238 road. The fans scream and shout hoping to pick up some goodies as parents duck and dive out ofrepparttar 133239 way of stray packets of coffee, which fly past their heads. Sincerepparttar 133240 Tour started in 1903 it has become one ofrepparttar 133241 world’s major sporting events and can lay claim to possessingrepparttar 133242 largest number of spectators. And it isrepparttar 133243 fans that makerepparttar 133244 Tour such a spectacle, as they stretch out along more than 3,500km of tarmac, shouting and screaming encouragement asrepparttar 133245 wave passes by. But todayrepparttar 133246 fishes out ranrepparttar 133247 wave and a breakaway by local rider, David Moncoutie proved strong enough to giverepparttar 133248 Frenchman his first-ever stage win.

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Finally Got My Fishing Boat On The River!

Written by NLCATFISH


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The rain came and I was stuck under a bridge waiting it out for 3 hours. My boat and motor checked out just fine . I now know aboutrepparttar holes I had be wondering about all this season. Eager to head back to those spots inrepparttar 133214 remaining weeks of this season. Byrepparttar 133215 way allrepparttar 133216 fish were caught on garlic salted chicken liver. Tight lines nlcatfish

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