FNRttC Friday Night Ride to the Coast York to Hull 19 April, 2013

[middleagecyclist]

The more the merrier

Can I join the Hull to York group please?

 

[dellzeqq]

Can I join the Hull to York group please?

there's a link under this post................

 

[velovoice]

there's a link under this post................

I think he wants the Saturday morning ride back to York... ?

 

[middleagecyclist]

there's a link under this post................

I think he wants the Saturday morning ride back to York... ?

Rebecca hit the nail. I'm already on the list for the York to Hull section!

 

[mcshroom]

You'd be welcome.

Just to save clogging up Simon's list with SMRbtY riders, can i just reiterate that anyone who feels like riding back to York on the Saturday morning will be very welcome to join with myself and the others doing so

 

[dellzeqq]

Rebecca hit the nail. I'm already on the list for the York to Hull section!

beg pardon. I don't connect usernames with real names.......

 

[vernon]

beg pardon. I don't connect usernames with real names.......

I wonder what my real name is.

 

[dellzeqq]

I wonder what my real name is.

your secret's safe with me, Persephone!

 

[vernon]

Percy Phone? Is he an ad campaign character? I am not seeing any pie related connection.

Piersephone....

The i is silent.

 

[Flying Dodo]

Resuming the train discussions, for those who can't be bothered with cycling from Hull back to York, although a single fare is £20.40, Northern Rail have a neat idea of a discount for 2 people travelling on an off peak return ticket, whereby a Hull to York return for 2 costs a total of £32.10. Obviously you don't bother going back to Hull.

So if at least 2 of you hardy souls wimp out of cycling back to York, you can save yourself some money.

 

[kimble]

The most featureless square kilometer on the Ordnance survey maps is encountered on the ride. Shame we can't marvel at the nothingness.

Pah! I (along with a couple of others) specifically stopped to admire the nothingness on the last ride, using a combination of GPS and (barely visible) pylon counting to determine the area bounded by the grid-square. Others rode on, citing things like "cold", "pub" and "what do you want to stop there for?". Philistines.

 

[Landslide]

that part of the ride is really charming. The sky is vast, and, should the night be clear, we'll see Selby some twenty miles or so away. The vast levee on the left hand side of the road is all that keeps our heads above water, though

It smells funny.

 

[User10571]

Pah! I (along with a couple of others) specifically stopped to admire the nothingness on the last ride, using a combination of GPS and (barely visible) pylon counting to determine the area bounded by the grid-square. Others rode on, citing things like "cold", "pub" and "what do you want to stop there for?". Philistines.

Choice.

 

[mmmmartin]

It smells funny.

well of course it does. You're with 50 cyclists who have been awake most of the night. What do you expect - Chanel No 5?

 

[dellzeqq]

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