Monday, 21 April 2008
nr West Midlands LM#30, BOURNEVILLE, Birmingham,
George Cadbury was inspired to build the Bourneville Carillon after viewing the one in Bruge, which dates back to 1675. The Carillon houses a series of bells that are rung by the striking of a hammer on the outside of a bell, the bells are played by a keyboard known as a clavier. The Bournville Carillon can be heard most weekends.
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Breast Way Round
23rd – 26th May 2008. A group of more than 50 lady riders, will travel the West Coast of Scotland in order to raise money for the MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT. This ride has been named ‘THE BREAST WAY ROUND’ and they will be very visible in their Pink Hi-Vis Vests.
http://www.ladybikermagazine.com/breastwayround.htm
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http://www.ladybikermagazine.com/breastwayround.htm
http://www.breastwayround.com/wp/?page_id=2
Saturday, 29 March 2008
Friday, 28 March 2008
Monday, 24 March 2008
Saturday, 22 March 2008
2008 RoundBritainRally A.R.S.E.
Welcome to my 2008 RBR Blog.
Despite the late (almost non) bike prep and the early rally start date, auNTy and I made it to the 2008 RBR Annual Rally Start Event. I counted 22 bikes, which meant about 30 fools had braved the piercing stormy north westerly winds to meet at LM#1 "the Bier House" somewhere in leafy Bedfordshire, an improvement on last years start meet at Littleport which proves A.R.S.E. is a welcome addition to the event.
After the obligatory group piccy, Steve presented the "Sir Tiffs" and several of us headed to the nearest present day beer house for refreshments and a warmup/roasting by their real fire. The wild weather cut short any plans for a long ride out, but the route home included the Northamptonshire LM #34
Despite the late (almost non) bike prep and the early rally start date, auNTy and I made it to the 2008 RBR Annual Rally Start Event. I counted 22 bikes, which meant about 30 fools had braved the piercing stormy north westerly winds to meet at LM#1 "the Bier House" somewhere in leafy Bedfordshire, an improvement on last years start meet at Littleport which proves A.R.S.E. is a welcome addition to the event.
After the obligatory group piccy, Steve presented the "Sir Tiffs" and several of us headed to the nearest present day beer house for refreshments and a warmup/roasting by their real fire. The wild weather cut short any plans for a long ride out, but the route home included the Northamptonshire LM #34
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