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The Harlequin Hack | 3* |
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Leader:John Talbot |
Start Time:9:30 am |
Start Location:Uffington |
Description:Now organised by CTC Wantage this popular audax starts and ends at the Thomas Hughes Memorial Hall in Uffington.A fairly gentle 100km ride through the edges of the Cotswolds to Chipping Norton and back. This is run under audax regulations and pre-entry is required. See http://www.aukweb.com/events/detail/16-101/ for full details. UPDATE 3rd Apr :- I will accept entries on the day although it makes the paperwork easier if you do it in advance via PayPal. |
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Riders:Andy PixtonBill Flockton Chris Walters Hugh Falkner Hugo Pile John Tranter Karen Townsin Katherine Boyce Louis Hall Nick Dunton Nicole Pethybridge Richard Pethybridge Riders = 12 Weather:Report:A fine but chilly morning greeted the 39 starters (plus 2 who rode the day before). All got round safely in the time limit most mentioning the nagging headwind back from Chipping Norton.A massive thanks to Nick Stokell and Des Higgs for manning the controls. Tracey Talbot, Jasmine Talbot, Nick Dunton and June Dunton for helping to run the HQ. Katherine Boyce and her chums from Flexicare for preparing the food for the arrivée. Without these guys and gals giving up their Sunday the ride couldn't have happened. A very generous bunch of riders donated a considerably sum of money to charity too. Thank you to everyone who rode for supporting the event. Same again next year?! | ||
Distance:109.00 km (67.73 mi) | ||
Proposed Route: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/11631422" | ||
Comment on this ride |
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Written by : Karen Townsin Posted on : April 10, 2016 at 7:25 PM |
Thanks John for an excellent route and to all the helpers and food&drink providers. A very enjoyable day out. |
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Written by : Nicole Pethybridge Posted on : April 11, 2016 at 12:55 PM |
Great day out. I recommend it to more club riders next year. The start and finish at Uffington worked really well |
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