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Am I ever glad that we weren’t driving to a race on this day! It was pouring cats and dogs and was pretty cold as well - you know us Multisporters don’t like that ‘cross’ weather!

Although the weather was miserable, the Subaru Awards banquet was pretty good. We were provided with a four course meal. Barrie Shepley was the keynote speaker and spoke about the sport and his relationship with Simon Whitfield. His overall message was focus and you will succeed (I’m paraphrasing obviously).

One of the other themes of the afternoon was that Multisport is a lifestyle and that was reinforced for me when the last award was given to a man that was 83 years old. My grandfather died in his 70’s so this was most impressive for me to see not only an older person healthy and vibrant, but competing in the same events that I have been doing this summer - kudos!

When the speaking was finished it was time to hand out the awards. I was impressed with the amount of people that showed up to this event to collect their praise.

Thanks again Cycle Cambridge and sponsors for the help this season!
Here are some pictures from the banquet and the Subaru video can be viewed HERE - Cycle Cambridge and sponsors get some exposure so watch…

There’s no time like now to be in the saddle. While we’re suppose to be settling into trainer mode and off-season hit-and-miss training, the last couple of days have been reminiscent of the summer temperatures we rarely had.

Here are a few examples of training rides ‘around town’ that I’ve done in this unusual balmy weather:

Tuesday November 4
11/04/2008 Route
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Wednesday November 5
11/05/2008 Route
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Thursday November 6
11/06/2008 Route
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Woke up Sunday morning and the outside temperature read -10 deg C and the quiet Beeton landscape was covered in a thick frost. After a bit of a late wake up, a fine breakfast of whole wheat flapjacks and coffee got the family going and off we went to Hardwood hills to take in this year’s cross race put on by the Barrie Cycling club.

Photos are still being processed but already Suzanne and the kids have popped up on the event photos ( http://flickr.com/photos/shapelike/2996851573/)

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