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[Colston Road - Staverton Park with plan of playing Frisbee there, but cricketers were in residence so went to Broadhempston instead to play Frisbee there, but Frisbees went over fields and hedges 4 times and had to be retrieved. Had a great time there, then straight home for 9.30.]

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[Mainly sunny with occasional spots of rain. 10.45 Totnes. Fast progress brought us to Bozomzeal for 12.15 lunch. Enjoyed refreshments outside the Station Restaurant in Dartmouth with lots of hungry seagulls helping themselves to scraps on nearby tables. Returned across ferry but progress was slowed by Gavin having problem with saddle. Longcombe, Berry Pomeroy, Littlehempston, then Julian's tyre blew out and there were two punctures to fix. Home by 5.55.]

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[The ride went up towards Rattery saw mill - through Dartington to Brutus Bridge, back to Dartington along the cycle path then home via Colston Road. Jamie fell off on a sharp corner on Colston Road and damaged his knee which required hospital treatment.]

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[Road through Buckfast and Michelcombe to Holne, where played Frisbee in the park for 10 minutes before descending on Café Forge for 3/4 of an hour. Took track to RDCP (much enjoyed by all) then took Hembury track, exploring the cave along the way. Michael had a blow-out which he repaired in 10 minutes. Home by 5.15.]

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[Colston Road - Riverford track, Staverton. Back through Abham and High Beara to Green Lane. Lots of talkative children. Home by 8.40.]

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[Scott and Austin came to the start but then went elsewhere. Dean Prior, Lambsdown, Frisbees, home by 9.30. Superb sunny evening.]

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[Very hot. Luke slow at start. 10.20 Ashburton, 11.00 Bovey Tracey. Lunch by cobbled bridge over Manaton Water. Afternono tea at Widecombe. Home by 4.20]

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[Peartree Cross, Chuley Cross, took track towards Beaston (a bit overgrown at first). Returned home via Green Lane as rain began to set in. Michael over handlebars on the woodland track to Combe, sustained a cracked rib.]

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[Perfect weather all weekend. Julian had wheel checked and trued at the Mountain Bike Centre, Ashburton, then got a puncture. Simon waited for him at the Budgie Box, Caton, and finally got to Starcross Ferry at 12.45. Had lunch, then took 1pm ferry and then proceeded with all speed for tea at Sidmouth, stopping only at Otterton for the summer fete on 'Green'. Played Frisbee in Sidmouth Park. Long hot climb. Branscombe café had closed at 5pm. Arrived at hostel at 6pm. Had supper outside on tables overlooking the garden. Ryan and Gavin playing football with other children staying at the hostel before we went for a walk on the beach. Ryan and Gavin bought puddings from hostel before bed.]

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[Leisurely start with breakfast outside again. More Frisbee throwing, then straight to Newton Poppleford for morning coffee and "Very Chocolatey" pudding - very good café. Lunch at Woodbury Common. Gruelling ride home via Exeter Ship Canal, Shillingford St George. Home by 5.55]