Mt. Biking - Two Rivers - Orwell to Deben(short route)

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8th April 2024
Mt. Biking: Two Rivers - Orwell to Deben(short route)
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Weather: sunny periods
Max Speed: 14.48 (knots - unless stated otherwise)
Distance Covered: 10 miles (Nautical Miles - unless stated otherwise)

Monday 8th April - bike **** – Two rivers including a picnic at Landguard – Sunny periods.

After two full-on days windsurf foiling on the River Orwell at Levinngton I was pleased today dawned with light winds so could actually have a bit of a lay-in before breakfast followed by my exercises in the garden as the sun tried to break through the light cloud! Then as we don’t go on our bikes much I decided to pack a picnic and head to Landguard Nature Reserve and eat on the old jetty overlooking the Orwell as we haven’t done that lately! Mag is not keen on going through Langer Park as you have to use the busy Garrison Lane so we headed down to the prom which was absolutely heaving as the kids are on holiday! We slowly made our way to the end of the prom at The Manor end, sadly all the flood gates are closed because of the weekends strong winds and rough sea, so we had to lift our bikes over before continuing to Landguard which as full of lovely linnets:) The sky was an amazing blue with whispy clouds and with the light breeze from the east we had a very pleasant picnic as the tide raced out! Well rested we head back with Mag turning up Bent Hill while I take my usual route to Felixstowe Ferry for a few pics. Then out onto the bumpy River Debenn path with my dodgy left elbow not liking that:( Turninng inland at King Fleet I take Marsh Lane back to Felixstowe and home for a cuppa and cake. Tomorrow is looking chilly and very windy again so will probably give windsurfing a miss and wait for it to warm up later in the week!

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