A late-year ride across the rolling landscape east of Cambridge. A straightforward route through lovely, historic towns and villages with big-skies terrain in between. Village hall start and finish.
1) FOUR ELMS >>> http://ridewithgps.com/routes/6235254 - a longer 52.7 mile route to Chartwell Barns, Four Elms
2) CRANLEIGH >>> http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1823831 - A 50 mile route to Notcutts, Cranleigh.. another good teastop now in the town too
Dear John,
You asked me to look into cycling routes for the Calais trip. I have some proposals from local cycling clubs which I can email to you if you can send your address. I will not be at the aerodrome for a couple of weeks.
Best regards.
Francis
Following the success of the combined on and off road weekend to North Wales that we did last year, another similar event is planned for April 2012.
Frank has offered to look after the on-road riding, and I'll be doing the same for the off-roaders.
The excellent hotel that we used last time has been booked again for Friday 20th - Sunday 22nd April 2012. The prices are being held at the same level as last year (save a couple quid for the VAT increase).
Not taking bookings for it yet as its still a year away, but keep a spot free for it in your diary if you'd like to come.
A tough 120km with lots of hills...
[url]http://www.gpsies.com/mapOnly.do?fileId=xyhabniwbsgxzgfe&isFullScreenLe…]
Betchworth, Brockham, N.Holmwood, Newdigate, Capel, Rusper, Tanhouse and Back via Leigh
The 54m route taking in just four hills - How Lane, Church Hill, Turners Hill and Ditchling Beacon. Although the drag up to Haywards Heath is worth mentioning.
John McMullan's Social Intermediate ride to Tulleys...
Here is the 54m route completed on 6th March 2010 by the Social Intermediate ride.
[url]http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3521147[/url]
Adrian