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502 metres climbed including Luscombe Hill which topped out at 220 metres (with one big climb of about 180 metres). A lot for us!

Keeping away from the cycle path at the weekend. 301 metres climbed.

I've come to the unfortunate conclusion that on a summy day I prefer cycling Devon Hills to the flat cycle path (with its plethora of idiot walkers, dog walkers, cyclists and those who have bred).

Short bike ride but still 259 metres climbed.

Round the Devon Hills again. 271 metres climbed.

Out to Kennford and back via LIttle Silver. Another 373 metres climbed.

First solo ride round some Devon hills for a bit. My - did it hurt! 397 metres climbed.

Liz fell of her bike. Or better described as "toppled" as happily she was pretty much stationary at the time. Another 539 metres of climbing.

Up and down. Then up and down. 382 metres elevation gain.

Another 387 metres of Devon hills climbed.

Liz found some new Devon Hills to cycle up. Out on the flat - back via the hills. 334 metres ascent.

Out along the cycle path and back among the hills. Just over 300 metres of elevation.

After tree felling stopped LIz and I cycling along the Exe cycle path, we thought we go inland and "do some hills". The aim was to come back via Dawlish. At the top of a particularly long and steep hill I went to change…

Round Dawlish Water and Kennford. Liz had a puncture and changed the inner tube in seconds! Another 404 metres of elevation gain.

I thought we were going for a flat cycle ride. Liz thought different.

542 metres of elevation gain on this ride - which is probably a record for us.

A slightly different take on the Devon hills we've been doing lately. Out via Dawlish Water. 347 metres elevation gained.

518 metres climbed - think that is a record for us.

491 metres of climbing on this one

More Devon hills. 465 metres of elevation cycled. Still not fit!

First time round the Devon Hills circuit without Liz and first "solo" bike ride since before the lockdown. Slow and hard work.

A combination of trying to avoid the plague ridden hordes on the cycle path and the desire to get slightly fitter led to another day trying to climb the non stop Devon hills. 439 metres elevation gain is a lot more than…

Out the back of Dawlish Water with Liz and on via Exminster. Some steep hills for us. A total of 410 metres vertical elevation (or 1345 feet)..

After the puncture last week where one of us didnt have a pump and the other pump was nigh on useless, LIz and I went out to Partidge Cycles to buy a couple of reasonable pumps. Then on to Lutyz's for a panini lunch. Lot…