New season for the mighty Bees. An early start in August for which I was unavailable. So Joe went in my place to see a big win.
A vey solid start and early table topping after a 5-1 win.
We are both going to the next home game.

The passage of time in Wellington and elsewhere
New season for the mighty Bees. An early start in August for which I was unavailable. So Joe went in my place to see a big win.
A vey solid start and early table topping after a 5-1 win.
We are both going to the next home game.

The Ride London event is something that I came across by accident when looking to see what event was disrupting roads and transport for the weekend. Apparently it is a legacy event of the 2012 Olympics with professional races over the weekend and a public event to cycle 100 miles from the original Olympic stadium to Surrey following the original route of the JO.
Today I took part in the fun cycle that, with roads closed, allows the public to cycle in the centre of the city getting close up to well known sites of the city.

I cycled to Buckingham Palace via Battersea Park and Chelsea Bridge for the start. Early on the route was fine but certainly the numbers had increased by the time I had done my leisurely circuit of 8 miles.
I few images of sites along the way:

This afternoon we watched the final at home with France coming out the winners 4-2 against Croatia. A good final, a very good performance by Croatia who were always behind. France good for the win though fortunate with a penalty decision and a dive for a free-kick from which the first goal was scored in the first half.
The tournament contained good matches and football with plenty of goals.
England reached the semi- final so a good arm chair ride for the nation taken in good humour. They did better than expected and people were happy to follow and enjoy them again. A team rather than a set of superstars with others included. They were not good enough to win but the hope was there again for a while.
Football is yet to come home:
Planned back in New Zealand as a Christmas present.

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