Setting the pace since 1881
On our ride into Tetbury we had cycled through the ancient manor of Chevenage, which back in the time of King Edward the Confessor had belonged to Princess Coda, but this was not the only royal connection in this area.
The next part of the day’s ride was to Tetbury for our lunch stop, following another very scenic route. During our morning tea stop a long forgotten memory came back to me. Some 15 years ago, meeting up at Shurgard
What a difference a day makes!After yesterday’s battering by wind and rain the next morning promised a great day’s ride. The wind had dropped and now it was light cloud drifting across a blue sky and warm sunshine. Perhaps a
The national lock down, due to the corona virus, ruined our plans for a week’s cycling in Wales. With the easing of the lock down in the late summer, 8 of us did a day tour around the Isle of
Following on from our exploration of the famous White Cliffs of Dover and eastwards to Sandwich Bay, https://staging.anerleybc.org/1/a-white-cliffs-bike-ride/ on day 3 we again we awoke to blue sky and another hot, sunny day beckoned. It was our final ride before
After our day’s ride following the Viking Coastal Cycle Route, see https://staging.anerleybc.org/1/around-the-isle-of-thanet/ , five of us (Sue Smith, Jo Rifaat, Tom Vaz, Tom Tom and myself) decided to stay on and spend two more days enjoying the Kent coast and