There was a number of us gathered around a table. "Do you do food?" we'd asked the somewhat under-utilised barman, to be answered in the negative. This possibly explained how we were the only people there. It being lunchtime, and all that. When we'd walked in, he'd broken into a sweat at the thought of pulling a few pints. Asking for a couple of packets of crisps caused hyperventilation.
We'd gone into the pub with Richard's Plan:
- Some blokes
- One bike, shared by the above-mentioned
- A van, always moving
- Cyclists sleeping in the van between stints
By the time we'd emerged into the daylight an hour later, Plan Mark II was emerging. And we were a little hungry.
2 comments:
What a fantastic idea, and for such a good cause! Well done to you and all your brainstorming workmates.
Taking a lunch break without eating is not a good start though. Eat up boyos, sustenance and fuel aplenty is needed for this brilliant mission!
Wait ... you met to talk about a mammoth bike ride that will be stressful on your bodies, so therefore you'll need to be really fit for in the PUB!!
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