Midweek Meet-Up

Posted on Tue 1st, September 2020

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• #1

PaulW
We Will be heading for the G&D at Quainton this week for our meet-up at approx 10:45.
This will be in line with the current ride protocols in groups of 6 max at a B pace. Fancy it? Yes then please hit the I’m Attending Button also can you please make to the pool for 9:15 to allow us sort the separate groups as required.
Route: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/41338571
See you in Morning 😉

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• #2

Glynnis

Paul realised that the C ride is not leaving until 9.30 tomorrow so I’ll make my own way there leave at 9.00 or just before
• #3

PaulW

Guys you tick the Attendees Button and we’ll sort it all out at the pool 😃
• #4

KatieR

I’ll make my own way there as I know how to get there!
May tag on the back home .
• #5

Malman

Apologies Paul, I cannot make it after all. Needed for a second opinion of a second viewing by my son. 😩

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