jefmcg
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That's a very long ride from HPC https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place...!1s0x6ad5c12e7ceb0b27:0x5045675218ce6b0?hl=en
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velovoice
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- Location
- Between the City and the Sea
No longer than the Brighton ride, significantly shorter than the Bognor ride. It does not cross any oceans.
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velovoice
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- Location
- Between the City and the Sea
jefmcg
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You didn't click my link. But now I'm guessing you meant Shoreham-by-sea. Silly me!
(i'll stop trying to derail this thread now)
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velovoice
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- Location
- Between the City and the Sea
I didn't need to, the word "Australia" was clearly visible in the URL.
Oh, keep 'em coming if they make you happy! Though I do wonder what Agent Hilda would think of your Berlei post.
Flying Dodo
It'll soon be summer
For info purposes only, my chest size is 40".
Nigel182
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- Location
- Chafford Hundred,Essex
Cheers Rebecca
Looking forward to next year
Clicked the News link think it worked
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velovoice
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- Location
- Between the City and the Sea
You'll have got a confirmation message onscreen if it did. I'll double-check tonight.
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
Kent? Isn't it between Bognor and Brighton? Or is that ASJT?
(It's also the end of a long stretch of mostly off-road cycle path from Guildford. Which might actually be approachable in the late spring. Hmmmmmmm...........)
Flying Dodo
It'll soon be summer
True, but the actual arrival point in Shoreham-by-sea is a definite Destination with a capital D, in that it's iconic as well as being of architectural significance.
And the actual journey there is jolly spiffing as well - bats flitting over a lake, little country lanes, that sort of stuff plus the previously mentioned castle which isn't a castle.
Shadow
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- Location
- edge of the south downs
Shoreham-by-Sea: yay!
A wonderful destination. Home of Richard Durrant and a convicted paedophile priest and a selection of hostelries for post-ride hydration.
(And selfishly, I can ride home within an hour; if I'm still residing where I currently do).
A wonderful destination. Home of Richard Durrant and a convicted paedophile priest and a selection of hostelries for post-ride hydration.
(And selfishly, I can ride home within an hour; if I'm still residing where I currently do).
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
The Downs Link - 37 miles worth of ex railway path. We've done the first bit in the very early spring in pouring rain on the tandem and it was a bit too exciting - but I think on the right solo it could be better.
The question is whether I do a SMRbtG, or get up early and do it before breakfast. Of course either is dependent on getting around to fixing up the ex-mountain bike sitting in my flat.
Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
I'm looking forward to it all.
In fact it's inspired me to maybe do a ride to Shoreham-by-Sea, via Shoreham. Maybe also via Horsham which is almost, but not quite, an anagram.
In fact it's inspired me to maybe do a ride to Shoreham-by-Sea, via Shoreham. Maybe also via Horsham which is almost, but not quite, an anagram.
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velovoice
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- Between the City and the Sea
jefmcg
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Well, I do have a serious post. I tried to register for email on http://fridaynightridetothecoast.blogspot.co.uk/p/interesting-in-our-rides-heres-how-to.html a couple of days ago, and just then, but nothing happens when I hit the subscribe button. So unless you have multiple additions to your mailing list of fnrttc@mc<deleted>.org, then it's broken. Oh, and if you have managed to add me to your mailing list, then you need to fix it so it acknowledges you.
(Chrome on a Mac, if that is relevant)
Hopefullly @Agent Hilda isn't cross with me. I tried to find an image that allowed the joke, without being "air head in underwear". I'd be proud to be or ride with the model in the Berlei add.
