The cyclist was on the wrong side of the road coming towards me head-on.
It was a winding country lane with blind bends and as I came round one, there was the cyclist, pedalling furiously along the lane on his hard right hand side.
I slammed on my brakes, but instead of beeping my horn, I thought: ‘Let it go, I can’t be bothered.
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