FNRttC Friday Night Ride to the Coast - London to Brighton - 13th September

[Flying Dodo]

Friday 13th September will be unlucky for those who don't turn up to participate in the evergreen route of London to Brighton.

All the details including the sign up form can be found on the website here.

Adrian will be leading. I'll be around, possibly near the back, possibly near the front.

 

[hatler]

I'm already registered.

I've finally managed to persuade at least one, and possibly two, colleagues to join us and, best of all, mini-hatler is looking to be a likely runner. If mini does join us I'd like to excuse myself from whole-ride TEC duties if that's allowed.

 

[Flying Dodo]

I'm sure that won't be a problem!

 

[StuAff]

In, which will surprise no-one. I have the day off booked. Might make a very long day of it.....

 

[rb58]

Gutted to be missing this one. I shall be north of the border with my golf bats.

 

[hatler]

Gutted to be missing this one. I shall be north of the border with my golf bats.

Boo hiss.

 

[mmmmartin]

golf

A good walk spoiled.

 

[kimble]

A good walk spoiled.

Golf is to walking what Audax is to bike rides.

 

[Redlight]

I'm in and looking forward to it. Are we going over Ditchling or taking the more westerly route?

Weather and legs permitting, I will probably ride back to SE London as well if anyone is up for that.

 

[Flying Dodo]

Should be the traditional route over Ditchling.

 

[hatler]

Should be the traditional route over Ditchling.

With the Streat Lane variation ?

 

[anothersam]

...best of all, mini-hatler is looking to be a likely runner.

Just how mini is this hatler these days?

 

[Flying Dodo]

With the Streat Lane variation ?

I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case. But don't tell anyone I gave any indication that that variation may be occurring.

 

[hatler]

Just how mini is this hatler these days?

6' 1" Not that mini anymore really. And he's faster than me up hills.

 

[hatler]

Looks like I may have persuaded four people from work to join us for this one.

You spend two years trying to persuade all and sundry to join up and then, when you've all but given up trying, four turn up at once.