January 7, 2024
Murud to Harihareshwar
Not so many miles today but a few more hills. Easy ride on small roads to the car ferry at A.gardanda and saw a monkey by ghe road. Ferry was Rs31 (£0.31) although I doubt if anyone pays the Rs1.
Exiting the ferry was a bit like the start of a Moto GP with motorbikes riding off first.
Wearing hat, facd mask, gloves to keep sun off - but it means I can get hot. I drank water before starting today but had no food and after a couple of hours I was starting to feel nauseous. I could not find anywhere open for cooled food so settled for a packet of biscuits and lots of water. OK after 30 minutes but I will stop more often. When riding any sweat evaporates away but once I stop the water pours off me. Drinking about 4L of water a day.
Roads good and not much traffic. Between towns some are single track tarmac with orange dusty edges but one long section was smooth wide concrete which eased the climb inland from Dighi Port.
A few white busses in one section so I made a mantra up:
Oh driver of the big white bus please stay away from me.
Do not drive with smart phone or with a cup of tea.
As if you run me over as plain as plain can be
You’ll be filling forms in until you’re ninety three.
Today's ride: 40 miles (64 km)
Total: 90 miles (145 km)
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1 litre of water
8 Level (not heaped) teaspoons of sugar
Half a level teaspoon of salt.
Mix it up well to ensure all dissolved. Drink. Try it before you knock it!
This is a lifesaver. Use to rehydrate from dose of squits, viral fevers, just sheer heat dehydration, etc. Its the perfect electrolyte for absorption/ rehydration.
Of course you can carry or buy ORS packets but this just as good and will get you out of a fix just about anywhere. Try it Andy!
10 months ago
10 months ago
Hope heat bearable and tyres n rims holding up well!
10 months ago