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Arise Sir Bradley – Info-graphic to Celebrate Our Tour de France Champion
The British have never had much luck in The Tour De France, but in 2012 this changed thanks to Bradley Wiggins ,who as well as winning the race, also managed to beat the record for the amount of days ...
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Eating The Tour De France Stage 21: Paris. The Paris Brest
Well thats all folks. The race has been run, Alberto is kissing the girls and all over France farmers are cursing as they pick another water bottle out of their hedge. And what a year it has been. Mar...
Continue →- 26 Jul 2009
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Eating The Tour De France Stage 20: Montelimar – Mont Ventoux. BBQ Leg of Lamb Provençal
Well we are almost home now and just as well before my hernia sets in. All this food has left me bulging at the seems, as at the penultimate stage of this years tour – the grueling climb of Mont...
Continue →- 25 Jul 2009
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Eating The Tour De France Stage 19: Bourgain Jallieu – Aubenas. Marron Glace Sundae
This years tour is now winding up and leaving the high Alps it looks like a Spaniard will take the crown leaving Lance Armstrong to mull over his decision to ride again. The have got mos...
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Eating The Tour De France Stage 18: Annecy Time Trail. Trout en Papillotte (Trout in Paper)
Well blow me down, posting recipes every day of the tour is almost as hard as riding it, well perhaps not. So after a few grueling days of climbing we come to Annecy for a time trial. But dont be fool...
Continue →- 23 Jul 2009
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Eating The Tour De France Stage 17: Bourg St Maurice -Le Grand Bornand. Gratin Dauphinois
Stage 17 of this years Tour de France is without question the hardest of the lot. Five huge climbs will test the riders personal endurance and the teams spirit and whoever is in the Yellow Jersey at t...
Continue →- 22 Jul 2009
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