The red light district

The red light district

A warning at King’s Square kept the Moderate pace ride numbers low. Apparently Ham Hill isn’t very popular! Undaunted the President led the sextet to an astonishing number of red traffic lights, some permanent, some not. One even seemed to be permanently...

Exploring Cheltenham’s cycle paths

Twelve riders left the Square with a following wind and avoided the temporary traffic lights on Cheltenham Road by going via Innsworth Lane and Down Hatherley where they joined the cycle path which pleased us and motorists alike. A slight diversion via side roads at...

Beautiful spring morning

A flat parcours, good teamwork, and a tail wind made for a speedy ride to Hailes Fruit Farm on a bright blustery spring morning. We were able to take advantage of the “reserved for Alastair” table and still vacate it by the required 11:00 time. The nature...
Hills, Kills, But No Spills

Hills, Kills, But No Spills

Ten riders set off from the Square, heading to Cirencester after a night of yet more rain – and more rain at breakfast time before setting forth. However we were not troubled by further precipitation, and the cloudy morning eventually gave way to something more...
Sunny and scenic ride to Dursley

Sunny and scenic ride to Dursley

The first Sunday of March gave us one of the coldest mornings of winter this year, after a freezing-over in the night. Luckily the morning also brought with it glorious sunshine, which continued throughout the day! After some deliberation between the ride leaders, I...