ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
The mega-hilly Season of Mists audax event will soon be taking place again, starting and finishing at Mytholmroyd Community Centre on Sunday, 14th October, 2018.
It is 105 km (65 miles) in length, but don't worry about that - it is the long and/or steep hills that will kill your legs, rather than the distance!
Definitely NOT one for hill-haters, but a treat for those who like the lumpy scenery of Yorkshire and Lancashire and are confident that they can cope with such a route.
I have just signed up for this year's event. @skudupnorth is up for it, and @Soltydog is considering joining us. You'd be welcome to come along and join the CycleChat crew. We will not be rushing - the time limit is 8 hrs 45 mins but we'd try to be back in (say) 7 hrs 30 mins so we have plenty of time to eat, drink and chat at the post-ride gathering.
Weather notice: The event has roughly a 50-50 record with respect to the weather. I have cooked on very warm editions, but was practically washed off my bike one stormy year (I gave up in a deluge and returned to event HQ and scenes of flooding)! This time of year is so changeable ... I will ride if the weather is good, okay, or even poor, but I am NOT going over those big hills in AWFUL conditions!
So ... anybody fancy it this year?
It is 105 km (65 miles) in length, but don't worry about that - it is the long and/or steep hills that will kill your legs, rather than the distance!

Definitely NOT one for hill-haters, but a treat for those who like the lumpy scenery of Yorkshire and Lancashire and are confident that they can cope with such a route.
I have just signed up for this year's event. @skudupnorth is up for it, and @Soltydog is considering joining us. You'd be welcome to come along and join the CycleChat crew. We will not be rushing - the time limit is 8 hrs 45 mins but we'd try to be back in (say) 7 hrs 30 mins so we have plenty of time to eat, drink and chat at the post-ride gathering.
Weather notice: The event has roughly a 50-50 record with respect to the weather. I have cooked on very warm editions, but was practically washed off my bike one stormy year (I gave up in a deluge and returned to event HQ and scenes of flooding)! This time of year is so changeable ... I will ride if the weather is good, okay, or even poor, but I am NOT going over those big hills in AWFUL conditions!
So ... anybody fancy it this year?

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