The alternative was to ride there and back on Saturday but i cancelled that due to ice.
I still had to get out on the bike though and burn some calories off, get some fresh air so i dug out the old faithfull GT MTB and set off across the fields.
GT Aggressor |
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Through Peel Park |
This is through a field leading to the flooded quarry at Houghton Green
Me and my shadow.
Just see how muddy it was.
Under the slip road from M62 to M6 North |
Little did i know that it would get worse
And over the M6 |
Going down a track that leads along the M62 to the Birchwood
junction, I took a left turn down a track that goes behind Risley
Prison, where it started to get a bit muddy, well very muddy in places.
At one point, along a dissused railway line, the wheels sank that much
that i came to a full stop and had to turn round. No photos 'cause i
was a bit busy sinking.
Here going across Risley Moss you can see how
frozen the ground was in places. I did slip and come off at one point when I braked. It was sometimes better to ride in the puddles.
view across the moss |
a good pathway along Woolston New Cut |
Grey Mist. Popular with fishermen |
Mersey |
Mersey River |
By the time I got to Kingsway Bridge the sun was setting so I decided to ride back home down Kingsway Avenue.
Some good photo's Tony and interesting to look at where you have been. See you soon have happy new year mate.
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