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Club runs: 27th September

Posted: 21 Sep 2015 17:19
by Andy Terry
A: Evesham - Philip Whiteman
B: Wellesbourne - Paul Johnson
C: Hillers Farm - Si Walker

Posted: 21 Sep 2015 22:29
by dweben
Oh what fresh horror will Phil take people on... will it be hilly, hillier, or hillamongous? Mis-lead me Phil... it's the only way I'll go along with your plans!

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 09:23
by Philip Whiteman
dweben wrote:Oh what fresh horror will Phil take people on... will it be hilly, hillier, or hillamongous? Mis-lead me Phil... it's the only way I'll go along with your plans!
No, it is a return to the bog-standard A run destination of Evesham. We have not been there for ages. So this once popular destination can now be regarded as a novelty!

Out via Waseley; Return via Tardebigge.

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 13:38
by ballintrane
I'll take the B run to Wellesbourne http://www.the-coffee-stop.co.uk/. This might be the ideal opportunity for anyone wanting to step up from C run to B run.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/10502840

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 18:02
by Andy Terry
ballintrane wrote:I'll take the B run to Wellesbourne http://www.the-coffee-stop.co.uk/. This might be the ideal opportunity for anyone wanting to step up from C run to B run.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/10502840
Great stuff, Paul. Assuming you are going to stick to 15 mph - give or take, I would advise the B-run wannabees on the C run (you know who you are) to join this. And don't be afraid to let Paul know if he accidentally ups the pace.

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 18:17
by ballintrane
Andy that's the idea some need to take the plunge i won't leave anyone behind i promise it won't be the usual 17mph. :shock:

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 22:01
by Andy Terry
ballintrane wrote:Andy that's the idea some need to take the plunge i won't leave anyone behind i promise it won't be the usual 17mph. :shock:
Really appreciate what you're doing.

Of course, this also presents those B runners who might find 15 a bit too steady with a perfect opportunity to graduate to the A run. This week looks like a nice straightforward one to Evesham.

Posted: 25 Sep 2015 09:37
by Si_Walker
I will hopefully be able to lead the C ride on Sunday to Hillier's farm cafe. This will be a 50 mile route, (similar to previous). The route is as below for those with a GPS device.

http://ridewithgps.com/routes/9527005

Posted: 26 Sep 2015 09:12
by MarkGrainger
Morning,

I'm up from Bournemouth this weekend and hoping to avoid mother in law duty for a few hours. Will tag along with the A group again if you'll have me...

Cheers,

Mark

Posted: 26 Sep 2015 15:41
by Philip Whiteman
In an unusual fashion, the route for tomorrow's A run is published here.

Having been under the weather for most of the week, my riding fitness is in a parlous condition at this current time. With providence tomorrow may be fine in terms of ability to lead at acceptable pace but one may have to relinquish the leadership of the group tomorrow and to detach from my peers at a reduced momentum. Anybody with the capacity and capability to download the aforementioned route file may wish to do so. A substitute leader may be greatly appreciated.

Posted: 26 Sep 2015 17:06
by AlanW
Philip Whiteman wrote:In an unusual fashion, the route for tomorrow's A run is published here.
Is the U turn in Berry Lane mandoraty?

:wink:

Posted: 26 Sep 2015 19:04
by Philip Whiteman
AlanW wrote:
Philip Whiteman wrote:In an unusual fashion, the route for tomorrow's A run is published here.
Is the U turn in Berry Lane mandoraty?

:wink:
Errm, no it is not. Just carry on down Berry Lane until you pick up the route again at the end of Timberhonger.

Google mapping appears to have gone bonkers again. Should have spotted that! :oops:

Posted: 26 Sep 2015 20:51
by IanT
Philip

I can lead if needs be but obviously we hope you are feeling better and able to turn out.

Ian

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 07:30
by Philip Whiteman
IanT wrote:Philip

I can lead if needs be but obviously we hope you are feeling better and able to turn out.

Ian
Many thanks Ian. This morning it appears to have sinusitis and my muggy head dictates that riding will be be very unpleasant.

As Alan pointed out, my gps route indicates a peculiar dogleg down Berry Lane. Ignore this error by continuing down Berry Lane until the route reappears off Timberhonger.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 14:07
by martin mc
Todays A run to Evesham consisted of

John Hitchcock (leading on way there)
Martin McGowan
Matt Regan
Ian Taylor
Keith Adcock
Craig Walmsley
James Tate
Ian Simpson
Alan Weaver
Mark Grainger (visiting Birmingham from Bournemouth)

We were joined on way out by 2 riders from Albany Cycling Club (in New Zealand?) but lost them in Bishampton on the way out. Apologies from all in the group, we stopped when we realised you were missing & circled back to try & find you but continued when you could not be found - hope you still had a good ride & found your way back.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 14:08
by Si_Walker
On the C run in the sunshine to Hillier's Farm Cafe were;

Si Walker (L)
John Deeley
Huan Dong
Phil Elwell
Neil Evanson
Ryan Evanson
Mark Gardner
Mark McKonkey
Steve Smith
Simon Turner
Joe Warwood
Neill Whitehouse
Andy Wrightson

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 14:34
by AlanW
martin mc wrote:Todays A run to Evesham consisted of

John Hitchcock (leading on way there)
Martin McGowan
Matt Regan
Ian Taylor
Keith Adcock
Craig Walmsley
James Tate
Ian Simpson
Alan Weaver
Mark Grainger (visiting Birmingham from Bournemouth)

We were joined on way out by 2 riders from Albany Cycling Club (in New Zealand?) but lost them in Bishampton on the way out. Apologies from all in the group, we stopped when we realised you were missing & circled back to try & find you but continued when you could not be found - hope you still had a good ride & found your way back.
Cracking ride today guys, and thanks for leading on the way out John.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 14:40
by ballintrane
On today's sunny B run to Wellesbourne(within club run guidelines on average speed)
Paul Johnson(L)
Neil Orchard
Andy Deere
Gareth Powley
Phil Gameson
Kevin Frobisher(Welcome back!!)

Another new cafe and a good alternative to Charlecote Garden centre.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 16:13
by KevF
Cheers Paul for leading and everyone else for their excellent company. It is indeed good to be back doing club runs again!

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 16:17
by andy_g
martin mc wrote:Todays A run to Evesham consisted of

John Hitchcock (leading on way there)
Martin McGowan
Matt Regan
Ian Taylor
Keith Adcock
Craig Walmsley
James Tate
Ian Simpson
Alan Weaver
Mark Grainger (visiting Birmingham from Bournemouth)

We were joined on way out by 2 riders from Albany Cycling Club (in New Zealand?) but lost them in Bishampton on the way out. Apologies from all in the group, we stopped when we realised you were missing & circled back to try & find you but continued when you could not be found - hope you still had a good ride & found your way back.
No need for apologies, you were nice enough to wait after the first **flat**. Jess got another **flat** about 10km out of Evesham. We fixed it and went on after you, but got a bit lost on the way to Evesham, plus once we got there we had no idea which cafe you'd be at. Got 3rd **flat** on the way out! Luckily I had a repair kit. Thanks for the ride.

B run to Wellesbourne.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 17:06
by neilo
Cheers for leading today Paul and thanks to the rest for the good company, good cafe choice as well.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 17:17
by keith
Thanks to John for picking up the battern today . While I knew most of the lanes I was never sure exactly how they would join up and lead to Eversham .

On the subject of Wellesborn was it the air field cafe ? If so we used to go there a lot and it was really good , I think we hit them a couple of times with both the A and B at the same time so 20 odd riders , and the service got a bit slow hence the shift of destination.

Wellesbourne cafe.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 17:32
by ballintrane
No Keith it was in the town http://www.the-coffee-stop.co.uk/ worth the trip for the breakfast baguette. :D

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 18:10
by matthew
Cracking a run today guys and wicked weather for end of September.

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 19:21
by Simmo
Cheers si
Good route magic weather long may it continue

Posted: 27 Sep 2015 22:24
by MarkGrainger
Big thanks to all on today's run. Great route, great company and great bread pud!

Hope to see you soon; happy riding...

Cheers,

Mark