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social ride Saturday October 1st from Dulwich


Sally Eva

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this ride starts from Dulwich Park Cafe SE21 7BQ

Saturday October 1st. 10am - 12 noon


The challenge for the ride leader was to design a non-hilly ride starting from Dulwich. The final route follows the ?lost? river Effra to the Thames. There are a few ups and downs but in all only 245ft of ascent, mostly on the return leg. All the slopes quite shallow.


A good ride to the Thames and back within the usual two hour envelope. The outward route to the river will be quick, unusually the ride will use several main roads, particularly a long run down Brixton Road, mostly in the bus lane. The outward route is going to be quick.


Coming back will be more leisurely and a more typically ?Healthy Ride? back street and parks route. The route map is here: https://goo.gl/p7bpWJ


Anyone unsure of how to get to the start can meet Bruce either outside the library at Canada Water (8.45) or on the long silver bench in Peckham Square (9.15). Bruce has put his suggested routes to the meeting place at https://goo.gl/z1c8mT.


But contact him on 07729 279 945 if you plan meet him beforehand and cycle over together. If he is in a hurry he may vary the route to the meeting place. The main healthy ride route will not change.

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