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			<title>Brighton-50 Bike Race (26th Sept 2010)</title>
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			<description>A few nutters (ergh friends) decided to do the British Heath Foundation 50-Mile bike road around Brighton and Sussex (well they were sensible to choose the 50-mile, cos some real mad nutters choose the 100-mile course - ouch!).  I chose the &quot;join you at the end&quot; strategy :)</description>
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