With ferns freshly green from recent rain and bracken a rusty brown, it provided a spectacular colour show.
But to the 96 riders who sped through the Trough of Bowland yesterday, it was just another stretch on the Tour of Britain Cycle Race.
Friday, September 01, 2006
We're going through a purple patch, chaps
Ablaze with purple heather, it is no wonder this part of the Lancashire Moors is a designated site of outstanding natural beauty.
With ferns freshly green from recent rain and bracken a rusty brown, it provided a spectacular colour show.
But to the 96 riders who sped through the Trough of Bowland yesterday, it was just another stretch on the Tour of Britain Cycle Race.
With ferns freshly green from recent rain and bracken a rusty brown, it provided a spectacular colour show.
But to the 96 riders who sped through the Trough of Bowland yesterday, it was just another stretch on the Tour of Britain Cycle Race.
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