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event
London to Windsor
Event info
Date: September 4th 2016
County: Berkshire
Event name: London to Windsor bike ride
Start Venue: Richmond Green (off Kew Rd) Richmond, Surrey TW9 1LX
Start time: 9 – 10.30am
Distance: 29, 37 or 55 miles
Advanced entry fee: see website
Official Charity: Open Event
Extra info: Come and enjoy a late summer’s day cycling from Richmond Green to Alexandra Gardens in Windsor to raise money for charity. With a choice of 55 or 37 mile on-road routes and an alternative 29 mile part-towpath route perfect for families, follow the leafy lanes and tour through the pretty villages of the Thames Valley.
Online booking: http://www.bike-events.co.uk/londonwindsor
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Twas ever thus.