I'm convinced. I will register immediately and will also nominate Bob
Trotter to the position of Club poet laureate.

Avery

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>         It's now nearly the end of August.  You've trained hard this
> Spring.  You've hammered and been hammered on numerous Club rides.  
> That PB in that TT last month is still sweet, but Oh - - the pain...
> Confidentially now, aren't some of you just a wee bit glad the big 
> races are over and those honking Vermont climbs have long receded 
> from the rear view mirror?  Or maybe, you're getting a little tired 
> of the same old routes?
> 
>         How about rewarding yourself with the last Club **OOTT of the
> year?  You've earned it!  Your choice of a leisurely (OK - you can 
> still hammer if you must) metric or imperial century through bucolic
> landscapes; a hill hater's paradise although those 401 overpasses 
> can break up a tired group.
> 
>         The routes are almost devoid of traffic and the aroma of 
> freshly mown hay is all around.   Your group, whirring in unison, 
> devours the miles effortlessly, witnessed only by the Holsteins, 
> Jerseys and Guernseys.  But they're indifferent and bored - yaawnnnn -
> another warm and sunny day.  The Dorsets and the Lincolns won't 
> even notice you, intent as they are baaa'ing their way toward that 
> elusive greener patch of grass.  The lamas always appreciate a 
> friendly visit though, especially if it comes with a carrot or two.
> 
>         Your overnight destination is the NavCanada training 
> facility on the shores of the mighty St Lawrence in Cornwall.  The 
> College features hotel quality rooms, bars, a gym, sauna, weight room,
> tennis court, swimming pool, billiards, ping pong and a vast expanse 
> of manicured grounds for your strolling pleasure.  Live entertainment
> will be provided for the more socially active.
> 
>         The slightly modified return route on Sunday will take you 
> by way of the W.E. Burton Conservation Area in Russell, an oasis of 
> quiet on the banks of the Castor River.  This is the site of the 
> annual Club picnic where riders from Ottawa will join you for food, 
> fun and frolic and escort you back home.
> 
>       Visit the OBC office now for more information and to pick 
> up your application (or sweet talk Rosmarie into mailing/faxing you one).
> The SECT 2001 - a great way to start winding down the cycling season.
> 
> * Summer's End Century Tour
> ** Out Of Town Tour
> 
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Avery Burdett
Ottawa, Ontario

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