From: Ian Cleverly Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2013 09:54:07 Subject: Annual 7
Dear lovely Rouleur photography-type people, We're shaking things up a bit for the next annual. Time for a change. It is going to be Tour de France only, divided into three days per photographer. And, most likely, with lengthier writing contributions. How you approach your three-day section is your call, just let us know what you have in mind. We want a range, so if following a sprinter struggling up the mountains is your thing, fine. Want to hang with a soigneur for the duration? No problem. Got one particular rider who floats your boat? Get him. So long as we have a good range of ideas/subjects, it will work. I want to start organising this straight away as it will require a fair bit of logistics (Corsica may be a struggle...) so let me know what you want to do. And if you don't fancy it, no problem. You are the A-team, so we have asked you first, but I'm sure others will be happy to come along for the ride. Ian
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