FNRttC dates for 2010

[arallsopp]

Can I, as a complete Novice to the night ride thing, put my name down for the July the 15th ride to Dieppe

Yes, but I suspect not until the month before.
Anyway, that cherry must already be ripe. Why not pop it next month?

 

[DJ]

Yes, but I suspect not until the month before.
Anyway, that cherry must already be ripe. Why not pop it next month?

You are right, I have some reservations about the night rides so the Southend might be a good one to start on I will think about

 

[Flying Dodo]

You are right, I have some reservations about the night rides so the Southend might be a good one to start on I will think about

What reservations do you have, apart from possibly one for a train?

 

[dellzeqq]

I'm probably going to change the Walton-on-the-Naze ride to Harwich.

The Guardian is doing a 'Guide to the Night' for the weekend edition on October 23rd. We're going to be in it.

 

[arallsopp]

I'm probably going to change the Walton-on-the-Naze ride to Harwich.

- is re 2010

The Guardian is doing a 'Guide to the Night' for the weekend edition on October 23rd. We're going to be in it.

- is re 2009?

 

[Auntie Helen]

I'm probably going to change the Walton-on-the-Naze ride to Harwich.

Winkles on Halfpenny Pier at six in the morning?

 

[dellzeqq]

Winkles on Halfpenny Pier at six in the morning?

It could be good. And the train back is decent.

 

[dellzeqq]

- is re 2010?

indeed

- is re 2009?

more in a general way. Description, cost (not great) e-mail address. The last time we got a bit in the Guardian the numbers increased by quite a bit - quite a few of our regulars started then.

 

[Aperitif]

more in a general way. Description, cost (not great*) e-mail address. The last time we got a bit in the Guardian the numbers increased by quite a bit - quite a few of our regulars started then.

* excludes cabaret and sundry refreshments.

 

[dellzeqq]

30 October Whitstable via Andy's Cafe, Rochester* (4)
27 November Brighton via Cabin Cafe, Faygate (3)​

26 February Brighton via Cabin Cafe, Faygate (2)​

26 March Brighton via Horley Scout Hut – in association with Martlets Hospice**(2)
30 April Southend via Junction 31 (1)
28 May Whitstable via Andy's Café Rochester* (3)
18 June York to Cleethorpes via the Humber Bridge (2)
25 June Bognor Regis via Cabin Café, Faygate* (3)
15 July (Thursday) Newhaven and Dieppe via Gatwick (2)
23 July ‘Genteel Ride’ to Brighton via Gatwick (1)
27 August Whitstable via Andy's Café Rochester* (3)
17 September ‘SuperSpeedy Ride’ to Harwich (4)
24 September Brighton via Horley Scout Hut (2)
22 October Southend via Junction 31 (2)

19 November Brighton via Gatwick (3)​

The numbers in italics indicate ease/toughness and the asterisks show those rides that will be difficult to get on - the 26 March ride is probably going to be restricted to those who have ridden before, and the number of places available to non-CTC members will be limited. To get our lavishly illustrated brochure e-mail fnrttc@yahoo.co.uk ​

 

[StuartG]

Newhaven - Dieppe is a great idea. Will be looking forward to that. Could this be the start of a regular TNRttC? (Thursday Night Ride to the Continent).

 

[Aperitif]

FNRttET

 

[clivedb]

Newhaven - Dieppe is a great idea. Will be looking forward to that. Could this be the start of a regular TNRttC? (Thursday Night Ride to the Continent).

And why not Newhaven-Dieppe-Paris? for a longish weekend... See below [Boris on bike alert for sensitive souls...]:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...-cycle-lane-218-miles-from-paris-to-london.do

And the ride back would provide a new challenge for the Mouseketeers.

 

[mike e]

It's taken me a while to work out that the 2 entries at the top of the page are the last 2 rides for this year...

I like the grading system, and I like Clive's idea of a possible ride to Paris. That Humber Bridge ride look's a bit tasty, where is it exactly? I thought all of these rides were down south...

 

[Aperitif]

And why not Newhaven-Dieppe-Paris? for a longish weekend... See below [Boris on bike alert for sensitive souls...]:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...-cycle-lane-218-miles-from-paris-to-london.do

And the ride back would provide a new challenge for the Mouseketeers.

Hello Clive - "FNRttET"...now what could ET stand for... Time it for when 'my' French rugby team are playing and I could get a feast laid on..!