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two new free cycle rides Sat Nov 2nd


Sally Eva

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NOTE. Please register for rides on Eventbrite so we can limit numbers, links below.
 
On the 2nd Nov we have 2 rides, JEduardo leading a ride to Parliament Hill and Bruce with his 6 Bridges ride.
 
Start 10am, Southwark Gateway Needle, south side of London Bridge. Eduardo leading and aiming to get back around 1.30pm. Route outward via Kings Cross, return through Regents Park.  Coffee break at Parliament Hill Fields and time to walk up to the viewpoint. Lots to see on this ride across Central London. Everyone welcome.  Route map https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1S4E6QQQM4Dp18KOJMQexVb3yDDMXob7C&usp=sharing
 
The new Boardwalk across Canada Water is opening at 3.30 on Nov 2nd. When we get back from the ride there will be an opportunity to have a look at the Boardwalk and associated landscaping, and at the preparations for the Grand Opening later in the day.
Start/finish Canada Water (Deal Porter Square, next to CW Library and opposite CW Station). Meet 10am for 2 hour ride . Will alternate bridges starting with Tower Bridge, then Southwark and Waterloo. Back over Westminster, Blackfriars and London Bridges. Mostly segregated cycle lanes plus sections of quiet road and short stretches of busier road.  Nice easy, flat ride. Bruce leading.  Route at https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1cUOalO2r3hWwEsezdLKUeQA8iGuRTDA&usp=sharing.  
 
Riders of all ages are welcome on Healthy Rides but under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.  Same for “adults at risk”. Always give way to pedestrians and to other cyclists so all path users feel safe (note there is shared path on both these ride). If you cannot make a ride, please cancel so that someone else can take the place. This ride is part of a regular programme of Saturday rides, more information at https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/healthy-rides/
 

 

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