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A quiet week for me, this week; not quite an off/recovery week, but not much to look back on.
A new training block starts tomorrow, and you know what that kicks off with? 

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We went down to Reitz for the Bieliemielie 3 day Mtb race. Routes were mostly gravel roads but there were some decent single tracks as well. I really enjoy these small community races. 
Reitz is home to a very large wolf sanctuary- over 200 of them. Photo is of a 18 month old male wolf

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2 hours ago, ouzo said:

Wrong conditions to be hunting Frosty KOM

the wind going out was awesome, not so much coming back. 
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Yeah, plenty of groups this weekend went south.  Bloody fools. Must have had terrible rides coming back. 

One of the first things I learnt was go out into the wind and come back with the wind.

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41 minutes ago, TNT1 said:

Yeah, plenty of groups this weekend went south.  Bloody fools. Must have had terrible rides coming back. 

One of the first things I learnt was go out into the wind and come back with the wind.

I didn’t have much choice, needed to go to Alberton

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16 minutes ago, Frosty said:

It was a tailwind coming back from the South (on Saturday)... completely the opposite to the weather app forecasts.
Was a breeze coming home.

Wind flipped direction Saturday morning. By the time I got to work it had flipped 180 deg

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The Khoi and San people named the mountain Hoerikwaggo or Mountain in the Sea. But the history of this mountain dates back way more, to over 30,000 years and there is some evidence that the mountain was inhabited in the Stone Age as well as hand axes were found in the Kirstenbosch Garden. The mountain was sacred for the Khoi and San people as they believed their god (Tsui or Goab) lived there.

- Source: Table Mountain National Park website


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24 minutes ago, 'Dale said:

Mother Mountain, view from Hoogekraal

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Makes me think of "Field of Dreams" that pic does ... in this case, they built the trails and the people came!

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