Sunday A Ride

Posted on Wed 29th, January 2020

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• #1

PatH🚴🏻🍌
It’s February already!
Waterperry For the A’s this Sunday

Forecast is for a positively balmy 9ºC-14ºC
Wind from the South West

Marsh Gibbon, Oakley, to Waterperry Gardens (26mls) back to Horton cum Studley then to Arncott, back through Marsh G again and home to complete the 54 miler.

(Route shamelessly stolen from PW as they didn’t make it last weekend)
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• #2

Phil_B

The A ride (consiting of me and James) did make it to Waterperry last week, but happy for a return visit, the tea loaf was very good!
Not sure yet if I can make it, but if I do will need to get back early as possible, so may take a more direct route back.
• #3

PatH🚴🏻🍌 in reply to @Phil_B

Ah - Okay, I’ll think of an alternative stop in the same general direction
• #4

Phil_B

Don't replan on my account, Waterperry is fine.

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