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Holmbury Hill videos
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Posted by Dave on April 27, 2008 under 'Mutterings'.
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Jem and I headed over to Holmbury St Mary to ride some of our favourite trails. I've caught three on video for your delight.
To see the originals, head over to the Muddymoles on Vimeo.
First up, Death Star, a tricky run on Pitch Hill. The name shouldn't need any explanation.
Next up, the legendary Barry Knows Best which was getting some love from the Redlands guys:
And finally, a short and sharp down and then up that needs plenty of speed going down so you have the momentum for the intense climb up the other side:
Being such a small world we ran into some of the normal crew we see around our local haunts and had a chat outside the Peaslake Village store. I noted that Head for the Hills in Dorking has 'donated' some mugs in a cunning advertising move.
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I was in the trail repair group yesterday.
I wondered what that funny thing strapped to the top of your helmet was - now I know!
We've done a few fixes to BKB since you rode it in the morning - a few pics up here.
Ta.
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Matt says:
Testing the helmet in readiness for Wales Dave?
Very nice vids, made me wish I was out yesterday.
Nice work on the trails Ben, we appreciate the work of Redlands...
Posted on April 28, 2008 02:42 PM (you can find out more about Matt at http://www.muddymoles.org.uk).