Serpentine jubilee cycle picnic Sat june 4th

By Sally Eva
June 2, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Sally Eva

Posted June 2, 2022

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Posted June 2, 2022

I hope everyone who made it to the Freecycle had a good time. The led group of about 100 from Peckham and Burgess Park had a remarkably smooth ride up. Very light traffic and no mechanicals. Most of the marshals were Healthy Ride leaders. And Healthy Ride leaders also marshalled for Greenwich. A good effort all round.

Jubilee Serpentine Picnic

Saturday 4 June. The Healthy Riders are having a picnic. All riders, other Southwark Cyclist members and their friends and family are invited. Location: Hyde Park on the grass above the Serpentine boat hire place. Time about 12.30, hopefully continuing to mid afternoon.

Bring food and drink and everything you need for a picnic.

Those wishing to ride together, meet at the Southwark Gateway Needle on the south side of London Bridge at 10.30 for an informal ride to the Serpentine via Buckingham Palace. No booking required.

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