Wednesday evenin ride

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nickb
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Wednesday evenin ride

Post by nickb »

Stockton lane, upper helmsley,sand hutton, right after school to buttercrambe road, upper helmsley, warthill then either stockton lane again or back via murton? meeting place suggested last week was the minster. memoy map says 17.5 mile. Any other suggestions?
Rob
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Post by Rob »

Sounds good. Optional extension to Bossall then "Pig Lane" to Buttercrambe, and back.
Hope to be there.
Andy J
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Post by Andy J »

I will also be there
Arthur
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Post by Arthur »

One suggestion on Sunday was that it might be better to meet at the bottom of Stockton Lane rather than heading out through the traffic in a group.
nickb
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Post by nickb »

I did mark out the route to bossall, makes it 21mile i think, so there's a couple of options. Bottom of stockton lane is good, i was just repeating what was said last week.
Mike Collis
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Post by Mike Collis »

i will not be going out this wednesday, I have a very bad knee and need to take it easy.
Dr Dave
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Post by Dr Dave »

Mike Collis wrote:i will not be going out this wednesday, I have a very bad knee and need to take it easy.
Sounds like a nasty case of Acute Hillclimbitis!
Mike Collis
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Post by Mike Collis »

yeah though I have had it since Thursday so I need to take it easy this week.
Andy J
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Post by Andy J »

Arthur and Robs suggestion of meeting at the bottom of stockton lane sounds much better than middle of town, What do you all think?
Dr Dave
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Post by Dr Dave »

Coming from Dringhouses it's a wee bit further away than Cycle Heaven so I may struggle to get there for 6:30........

Also, not sure which end of Stoggy Lane the bottom is!
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nickb
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Post by nickb »

So, to confirm, 6.30 botttom of stokton lane at the little flower shop? hopefully a drier ride...
Arthur
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Post by Arthur »

Dave - the end near town with the little roundabout.
Dr Dave
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Post by Dr Dave »

Arthur wrote:Dave - the end near town with the little roundabout.
OK, that's not so bad then - I'll try and be there as near to 6:30 as possible.
MarkA
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Post by MarkA »

I'm amazed by the number of cyclists who don't know the significance of this location - take a look at the plaque on the bench

aka "Petes' bench"

A very appropriate place to meet
IanH
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Post by IanH »

I should be there all being well, its not far from my house so I've no excuse
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