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Great Kent Bike Ride
Event info
Come and explore a varied landscape of ancient towns, gentle hills and unspoilt shingle beaches - and raise money for the East Kent Hospitals Charity. With two great routes to choose between, there's something for everyone!
Choose one of two circular, on road, routes of approx 35 or 60 miles, starting in Ashford and taking you over gentle wooded hills through unspoilt countryside to where the Garden of England meets the Sea! Heading back in time across Romney Marsh, the routes split at Newchurch. The shorter route then follows quiet country lanes through pretty villages, while the longer route heads on to meet the coast at St. Mary’s Bay and through the open landscape of the Denge and Walland marshes to the ancient ‘smuggler’s capital’ of Rye, before bringing you back across the Isle of Oxney through Tenterden to meet the short route and finish at North Park in the heart of Ashford.
I gather in Edinburgh (family live there, so booking system I have seen in use), the booking system is actually fairly popular....
The Washington Post had best watch their step publishing wokery like this in the current climate. Likely to end up in an El Salvadorean megaprison.
"... struck by a driver..." http://rc-rg.com
That's only for longer journeys; obviously for short trips he employs the sedan chair.
No particular sympathy for MVDP, he knew the rules and chose to break them and so gets the punishment. However, isn't it time that we did away with...
In accordance with the highway code ? bus driver was breaking the speed limit, overtaking a child on a bicycle, he should've as far right as...
One is permantly in misery mode, the other all blacked out in stealth mode.
...and go and ride your bike for two hours or less.
Just put in planning permission for a NASA sized warehouse the area of ten football pitches, right up against local housing. That'll go through no...
It reminds me of the joke that used to do the rounds when I was younger;...