CC Ecosse mince pie & stollen ride (RV ride#3)

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scook94

Guru
Location
Stirling
Jane Smart said:
Or if you are definately cycing from Stirling perhaps I could meet you en-route ? Just an idea, to save you going to any expense:smile:

As a sign of my commitment to CC Ecosse, mince pies and to cake in general, I have gone and bought a car!!! :sad:

I should be picking it up on Saturday 12th and hope to have the roof bars and cycle carrier fitted so I can come through to Dunfermline and cycle through as planned on the Sunday!
 

ACS

Legendary Member
If I can escape from domestic duties I will nip down in the car for tea and medals that is if you trust me not to steal the silver. :sad:
 

Jane Smart

The Queen
Location
Dunfermline Fife
scook94 said:
As a sign of my commitment to CC Ecosse, mince pies and to cake in general, I have gone and bought a car!!! :sad:

I should be picking it up on Saturday 12th and hope to have the roof bars and cycle carrier fitted so I can come through to Dunfermline and cycle through as planned on the Sunday!

You are such a sweetheart ;)you really are, thank you, I must admit, I was not looking forward to cycling there alone, as I really have not got a clue on my way round Edinburgh, be it on a bike or even in the car :laugh:

That really is dedication.

SB would be great if you could make it along too, if you like, stick the bike in the back of your car and meet at my house and we could leave here together:tongue:

:biggrin:
 

ACS

Legendary Member
Jane Smart said:
You are such a sweetheart ;)you really are, thank you, I must admit, I was not looking forward to cycling there alone, as I really have not got a clue on my way round Edinburgh, be it on a bike or even in the car :wacko:

That really is dedication.

SB would be great if you could make it along too, if you like, stick the bike in the back of your car and meet at my house and we could leave here together:tongue:

Now that is a good idea. Will you keep the speed down so I can keep up with you :biggrin:
 
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Cycling is fun ...
Location
Edinburgh
scook94 said:
As a sign of my commitment to CC Ecosse, mince pies and to cake in general, I have gone and bought a car!!! :wacko:

:biggrin: That's dedication ...
Hope you can get it all sorted in time!

T
 
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Cycling is fun ...
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Edinburgh
satans budgie said:
If I can escape from domestic duties I will nip down in the car for tea and medals that is if you trust me not to steal the silver. :sad:

Only stainless steel IKEA I am afraid ... It'll slow you down on the ride back, you don't really want it :biggrin:

All this talk about nobody to be trusted with mince pies, stealing the family silver ... what a nice bunch! :biggrin:
SB - looking forward to catching up again, the more the merrier :wacko:.
T

P.S. For those who haven't been to our place yet, safe bicycle parking available (back green or you can carry your steed up to the 3rd floor!)
 

JiMBR

Senior Member
Location
Glasgow
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All this talk about nobody to be trusted with mince pies, stealing the family silver ... what a nice bunch! :biggrin:

Don't worry...we're a nice bunch really...you just have to watch out for those Weegies. :biggrin: :biggrin:
 

HJ

Cycling in Scotland
Location
Auld Reekie
From the Bridge to Dalmeny is fine, note you leave the NCN 1 at Dalmeny and rejoin just after Craigiehall. It is then fairly well signed to the end of the Roseburn cycle path. After that I normally take a different route which you need to know where you are going, hence I suggest following NCN 1 to go round Haymarket, then leave it again at Palmerston Place. Instead of going through the New Town, you turn right then keep straight on through the lights at the end and keep following the road ahead until you get to a roundabout. At this point you leave the road and go through a wide passageway through between office blocks which leads to the canal basin. You follow round this, to the lift bridge (this is all cycleable, unless the bridge is up, in which case you have to carry your bike over).

At this point you join NCN 75 which is signed (on bikemap.net there is a menu in the right corner of the map marked "Terrain", if you drop the menu down you can use the "Open Cycle Map" option to see the cycle routes) follow to the Meadows. When you get to the cross way in the middle of the Meadows turn right down the cycle path (as this is a better way then following NCN 1 / 76) to the traffic lights, cross the main road then left on to the minor road parallel with it. From there it is straight forward.
 
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