Southern Sycle Sortie to Shoreham

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Southern Sycle Sortie to Shoreham

Postby chris.t » Fri 06.06.2008, 08:16

As discussed last night at the H&C a cycle ride to Shoreham from Loxwood is planned for the weekend of 9/10 August 2008 (actual day tba).

Starting from our house, where you can leave the cars and ending up at our house for a bbq. We get back from Shoreham on the train. If any one is interested please add your names to the list with apreference of day.

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
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Postby stevieshag » Fri 06.06.2008, 19:10

We are interested, Tracy would like to know the distance of the ride & what time of day. Think its only fair that if ya have a bbq after that we should bring a contribution.

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Postby Sy V » Sat 07.06.2008, 06:46

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Postby chris.t » Sat 07.06.2008, 09:56

Thanks Sy for your interest :roll:

The ride is about 25 miles nearly all dead flat cos its on a disused railway line. There are a few pubs on the route and if we sort of started around 10-11am we should get to the first one at opening time. There is a ride on road back from the station to our place of 6 miles. If you're reasonably fit you'll have no problem.

Thanks for the offer Stevie, guess you'll be bringing the tea then :lol:
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Postby paulwatkins » Sat 07.06.2008, 17:30

I know you'd probably talk me into doing this when we meet up in France, so I'd thought I'd just add our names to the list and be done with it
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1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
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Postby tigerdog » Tue 10.06.2008, 23:25

Dang! I'm stuck on the wrong side of the continent on the wrong side of the Atlantic! I'd love to join you. 25 miles of flat pedaling with pubs along the way? Other than Elaning, my idea of heaven!
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Postby Steve A » Tue 10.06.2008, 23:30

:( Same here, but I'll be in Orlando, 1st class idea though Dave :clap:
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Postby markv » Thu 12.06.2008, 01:27

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
7. markv - either day
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Postby chris.t » Thu 12.06.2008, 08:52

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
7. markv - either day

Would anyone object to it being on the saturday. Think it makes sense if anyone is coming far.
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Postby stevieshag » Thu 12.06.2008, 09:17

we would prefer the saturday.. :roll:
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Postby NickHawk » Mon 16.06.2008, 10:21

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
7. markv - either day
9. Nick and Lynne - Saturday
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Postby nchase » Mon 16.06.2008, 13:06

[quote="chris.t"]Thanks Sy for your interest :roll:

The ride is about 25 miles nearly all dead flat cos its on a disused railway line. quote]

May have no hills, but it'll be a bit bumpy as the sleepers are still there :-)
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Postby muley » Mon 16.06.2008, 19:05

:roll:

(I've done this ride dozens of times - I think it's a superb ride through brilliant English countryside.)

So;

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
7. markv - either day
9. Nick and Lynne - Saturday
11. Jim & Jen - Saturday [but Jen will skip the ride and drive down later for the barbie and to collect me - I'll get the train to Shalford and cycle down to rendezvous with the cyclists]

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Postby markv » Mon 16.06.2008, 19:31

Unless it's suitable for my youngest (9yo), it would just be me.

So:-

1. Chris.t & Dee - either day
3. Stevie & Tracy
5. Paul & Larisa - would prefer the saturday
7. markv - either day
8. Nick and Lynne - Saturday
10. Jim & Jen - Saturday [but Jen will skip the ride and drive down later for the barbie and to collect me - I'll get the train to Shalford and cycle down to rendezvous with the cyclists]
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Postby Dave Eds » Mon 16.06.2008, 21:58

Steve A wrote::( 1st class idea though Dave :clap:


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DaveT, chris.t :smt102

me Steve A - me bit :?

me need to rest in Orlando better keep ou the sun too


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Postby chris.t » Tue 17.06.2008, 16:11

Yes Dave i was a bit confused :?

Mark, it is a fairly easy ride with very few hills to speak of. But if its a hot day it could be a bit much for a 9yo. Tell him we'll do another one when he's a couple of years older.
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Postby Dave Eds » Tue 17.06.2008, 19:40

Could possibly do the Sunday :wink:
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Postby chris.t » Tue 17.06.2008, 20:11

Dave Eds wrote:Could possibly do the Sunday :wink:

dont your legs work on a saturday then :lol:
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Postby Dave Eds » Tue 17.06.2008, 21:35

chris.t wrote:Dont your legs work on a saturday then :lol:


Sometimes :wink:

But the wife always works on a Sunday, thus allowing me to play with cars or bikes, or maybe both. :D
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Postby Steve A » Fri 20.06.2008, 09:43

:?
Tigerdog:
Dang! I'm stuck on the wrong side of the continent on the wrong side of the Atlantic! I'd love to join you.



Steve A:
Same here, but I'll be in Orlando, 1st class idea though Dave


:bonk: makes sense to me :smt017 :smt108 :smt016

I still think it's a good idea Dave, sorry I can't be there
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