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The pictures are very pro Anita.. and your passion is tempting me to start cycling again. very inspiring. all the best for the Tour of Nilgiris. Reply
I don’t know how you do it… but its so inspiring to read your blog… and the extend of fun you have doing these things! Reply
all the best for ur hard training/preparation. have a good tour of nilgiris. and the shots are really good 🙂 Reply
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That is really amazing. I did a bike ride to raise money for the MS foundation in 1999. I did 150 miles but never got on my bike again. My butt has a good memory. I was in way too much pain to try that again. More power to you! Kiran Reply