Setting the pace since 1881
NOTE THAT SINCE USING THE NEW “UPGRADED” CYCLE LANES OVER THE LAST WEEKS I CONSIDER THEY HAVE INTRODECED SOME UNINTENDED DANGERS FOR CYCLISTS – SEE LAST POST SCRIPT TO THIS ITEM Several weeks back it was a welcome sight to
I meant to write something for the Gazette ages ago, but writing most definitely is not a favourite activity for me. So just a little update for Anerley members. With retirement looming after almost 50 years in the NHS. I
Wales, and Snowdonia in particular, is known for its mountain scenery. The mountains attract clouds, which cause rain, which results in rivers, lakes and numerous waterfalls. Having visited Wales on numerous occasions over many years I have made a point
It is 5 years since I last climbed a mountain, and with Denise having organised some Anerley away days to Snowdonia and it’s many mountains, I was reminded of my last mountainous, Anerley away days in sunny Spain. Or what
After another stent recently fitted in one of my coronary arteries, Mark Hancock’s promised flat ride really appealed to me. A temporay blip occurred at the outset when Viv turned up with her saddle way down low. In the end
Many of you will recognise the interesting feature above which you may have cycled past. It is along the riverside Thames Path where the River Ravensbourne flows into the River Thames at Deptford Creek. With Putin’s Russian war raging in