It's mostly easy and flat, but for understandable reasons that bastard hill rather spoils things. I remember my first Whitstable - it came as a bit of a shock. But there is (on a good day) a great view from the top, and the swoopy descent is quite fun.
You might want to re-phrase yourself there Stu - I'd might be just me, but that comment could be seen as a tad patronising, which I'm sure wasn't the intention.
I do remember on the return run through Rochester saying to Ross that although I couldn't actually see one, every fibre in my body was screaming "Castle" at me
You're thinking of Bysing Wood. Very steep and fast downhill on the FNRttC and a tester in reverse.I'm confused. Remember that I usually recall very little of a route but I thought Basser Hill was the one we went down that I hated (and climbed up on the SMRbtH). Admittedly it's Kent which suggests where there's a downhill I must have climbed something, just don't remember it.(I think it's time for the "memory" conversation with my GP)
Ah. I can see Basser Hill on a map just have no recollection of it in either direction...
Indeed it was't. An individual nastynessofhillometer is exactly that, individual....
I'm confused. Remember that I usually recall very little of a route but I thought Basser Hill was the one we went down that I hated (and climbed up on the SMRbtH). Admittedly it's Kent which suggests where there's a downhill I must have climbed something, just don't remember it.
How does it score on the ramekin-ometer?
Not enough images.
