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Sunday, 6 September 2009
Sunday 6 September. Arun Crossings Ride to The Haven

 

I cannot report much on the Arun Crossings Ride as I decided not to take part in the event where 1 year ago today I fell off and broke my hip!

 

Instead I rode from home strictly on road to meet the group at elevenses and then lunch.

 

Weather today was generally cloudy but dry with a few short sunny spells and clearing by late afternoon. Temperatures were about 19C.

 

I rode north via Tangmere, Duncton Hill, Fittleworth, up The Mens Hill and down to Wisborough Green arriving with perfect timing just as the Arun Crossings riders arrived from the other direction. Colin was leading and was joined by Gill and Jeff from our Section, Bob from Horsham and from Arun Adur Dave Galle, Richard Boulton, Peter Wilson, Tony Yorke and Andy Davidson.

 

Barbara Nicol, John Maxim and Alan and Liz went direct to the Pub

 

After elevenses I again took the road route and after a bit of main road headed up the long byroad to The Haven, Just before getting there I caught up with Alan and Liz and we met John and Barbara at the Pub.

 

After a little while the off road group arrived and everybody settled down to lunch in the Garden.

                Getting ready to leave The Haven

After lunch Alan and Liz, John and I headed back south from the Pub. After a short while the off-road group emerged from a wood and we rode behind them a short while. When they turned off on another track Alan and Liz followed Colin to do a few crossings. I followed John at a brisk pace via Broadford Bridge and West Chiltington to stop for tea at Wiggonholt. We continued via Amberley and Houghton Hill and went our separate ways at the top of the hill.

 

My mileage for the day was 64.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 21:42 BST
Sunday, 30 August 2009
Sunday 30 August. Ride to Boaters Bar, Prinsted.

 

There were 2 rides today, a long and short ride. I joined the Leader Colin for the long ride at 08.30 at Chichester Cross. Gill also joined us so just 3 of us.

 

Weather was mixed today, mainly cloudy with a few short sunny spells in the morning and also a light shower early on. The afternoon was cloudy and windy but dry. Colin led the way with a brisk pace on lanes via West Stoke and Funtington. Then it was up the B road towards West Marden but turning off at Walderton. Before Stoughton we turned left for a long climb on a pretty lane to the aptly named Upmarden. We stopped for a brief rest at the top looking across empty downland.

 

 

Then it was down and up again to North Marden and a left turn on the Chilgrove to Harting road followed by a long but steady climb up Harting Hill. After Gill and I refuelled at the top it was a sweeping downhill with many bends to Harting.

 

We rode a short way towards Petersfield before turning off on the Ditcham Park road. Colin was not expecting any traffic and had to get out of the way quickly as a pack of Racing Cyclists out training came swooping down. It was a pleasant quiet ride over the Downs with great views as we rode past the School and down to the Chalton Finchdean road.

 

We turned left just before Ibsworth and then a gradual climb across to Compton and a stop for elevenses at the Village Shop and Café. We continued on the main route down the valley but then Colin took a sharp left at West Marden on a lane up a steep hill. This route bypasses the valley road for a little way, going along the ridge and then back down again. Gill had not taken the route before and it was a little unexpected but then extra hills are to be expected on Colin’s rides. We rejoined the valley road and continued down the lane towards Westbourne. Colin received a mobile Phone call from Arthur leading the easy ride to say lunch was changed from Emsworth to The Boaters Bar, Prinsted. See the picture below. Note that the law about mobile phones while driving does not apply to cycles!

 

 

We continued via Emsworth to meet up with the others for lunch at Prinsted.

 

The short ride met at 10.00 at Chichester Cross. The ride was led by Arthur and gained Lyn, Jo, Mike, Harvey and 2 friends of Arthur from the Moulton Club. They also had Kath and Rachel who both turned back at elevenses. The group had taken the loop round Bosham Harbour and stopped for elevenses at the Arcade Café, Bosham. They then continued via Westbourne to meet us for lunch at The Boaters Bar.

 

 

In the afternoon the 2 groups rode back together via Southbourne and the South Coast Cycle Route lanes to stop for tea at Fishbourne Roman Palace. Keith Dodman arrived there just before we left on his bamboo bike.  My mileage for the day from Pagham was 56.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 18:01 BST
Sunday, 23 August 2009
Sunday 23 August. 100 Mile Ride.

The longer ride today was a 100 mile ride into North Hampshire stopping at Popham Airfield Cafe for lunch. I (Edwin) led the ride and I was joined at the Cross at 7.00am by Ann and Colin.

Weather was excellent, warm early and late and hot in the middle of the day up to 26C. There were unbroken clear blue skies until mid morning and in the late afternoon and scattered clouds in the middle of the day. Weather was very similar to last years 100 except for a southerly wind which made the temperature more comfortable

I led the group out on the South Coast Cycle route lanes over to Rowlands Castle. Then it was Clanfield and up to the Bat and Ball and up to HMS Mercury on a lane I rarely use. After a short ride along the ridge it was down on a steep narrow lane to Meon Springs Fisheries situated on a back road between East and West Meon. We settled on the veranda above the fish ponds and enjoyed our bacon butties.


We learned at The Fisheries that unfortunately they are now no longer serving food Sundays. We were lucky today as a special event had been on.

Then over to West Meon and we had a plea for help from a car driver. He was unable to start an old Austin Sports Car. Colin and Anne and members of the driver’s family gave a good push but unfortunately only managed a few coughs and splutters (from the car not from them) I maintained by duties as chief photographer.


Then it was pleasant country lanes over to Cheriton and Tichborne. I led the group across a ford on a little lane on a back way into New Arlesford. Colin and Anne were brave enough to ride on the narrow planks above the Ford. I had regard to my previous history of falls and cautiously walked across.


We stopped at The Watercress Line Station for a brief elevenses stop. Unusually large amounts of steam wafted past us as a train pulled out of the station.

We continued north from Arlesford with great views across rolling downland and on via East Stratton and Micheldever Station to stop for lunch at Popham Airfield Cafe. Unfortunately the airfield was packed for the Annual Motorcycle Mega Meet & Vintage Aircraft Fly-in. There was a big queue for only cold food at the café. Colin and Anne had brought sandwiches anyway. I will need to remember to check for Events before future visits.

After lunch we continued on north for a short way but I cut short the usual route by a few miles due to road closures at Overton. Then down on lanes to Dummer and past Dummer Farm, family home to the Duchess of York. Then it was pleasant lanes via Axford, Bradley and Lower Weald to stop for a break by the Cricket Pitch at Meadstead. Appropriate for an Ashes winning day.

 

Then it was lanes near Selborne via Newton Valence and Hawkley to Liss by 4.00 and a welcome break at The Spread Eagle, West Liss which is open all day Sundays.

Then on and over Hill Brow and a fast long descent to Rogate. Then lanes to Nyewood and on via Elsted Marsh, Didling and Cocking where we found a shop open selling ice creams and then back over Cocking Hill.

Mileage from and back to Chichester was 97. With rides from home to the start we all did over 100. Anne 101, I did 110 and Colin about the same.

Edwin

 


Posted by RideLeader at 22:20 BST
Updated: Monday, 24 August 2009 11:24 BST
Sunday, 9 August 2009
Sunday 9th August. Phil Turner Memorial Ride. Short Ride
A big turnout today for the Phil Turner Memorial Ride, 19 riders meeting at the Cross at 10.00.   
 

 

It was an easy flat ride along the Saltern's Way stopping for coffee at Chichester Marina. We had been delighted to have Mary Turner and two of her family riding with us and but they had to leave us here and return home.

We continued along Salterns Way to West Wittering and then on to East Wittering to our lunch stop at the Boulevard Cafe. People with sandwiches walked along to the beach. Bruce McNeil from London joined us here.

After lunch we headed East to reach the Sustrans Route no.88, 'The Bill Way', via Earnley, Almodington and Sidlesham joining the Route at The Crab & Lobster. Brian Wey got a puncture which was quickly mended by Arthur and caught us up as we turned off the Route at the turning to Runcton to Mary's house for tea at about 3.00pm in advance of Edwin's party. There were 37 in all at Mary's for tea. See Edwin's write-up below for more detail.

On a lovely summer's day it was great to see so many cyclists out including those from our neighbouring groups enjoying a very fitting memorial to our dear friend Phil.

Our ride totalled 27 miles.

Avryl


Posted by RideLeader at 22:50 BST
Updated: Tuesday, 11 August 2009 19:47 BST
Sunday 9th August. Phil Turner Memorial Ride.

 

The day was bright sunny and dry with temperatures up to 23C.

 

From our Section for the longer ride to Graffham there was only Gill and myself (Edwin) at the Cross with Colin joining us at elevenses. Ernie and John Wickens from Arun Adur made up the numbers to 4 starting. The easier flat ride to Wittering led by Avryl gained all the support with 18 on that ride with 9 going direct to the tea. I led a mixed DA group back to the tea of 10 making a total of 37 enjoying Mary’s substantial hospitality at tea time.

 

Avryl will post a report on her ride later. For my ride we were joined at the Cross by 3 early arrivals for the 10.00 ride, Peter Wilson from Arun Adur and Derek and Margaret from Majorca spending August in the UK to avoid the Spanish heat.

 

 

The 4 of us on the ride said our goodbyes and headed east via Westhampnett and then a quiet climb over the Downs to Pillygreen. Then it was along the ridge with views down to the Coast. Then we turned onto the Petworth road and a fast swoop down Duncton Hill before a sharp right into the lanes at the bottom. As we cycled up the hill on a lane into Petworth we spotted Dave Galle and Richard Boulton ahead of us. Colin had already arrived at Tiffens and Dave Fox joined us later after fixing his tyre.

 

 We were soon served with tea and coffee and after a lot of chat started off again. I led the combined group via Burton Mill Pond, over the Petworth road and then the lane via Duncton Common to the White Horse at Graffham. The Horsham & Crawley section and John Maxim were already settled down to lunch in the rear garden.

 

 

 

It was around 1.30pm when I got everybody together to head south to Mary's place for afternoon tea. Richard, Dave and one of the Horsham section headed back home from Graffham while the remaining 10 of us headed for Heyshott and then the gravely lane to Cocking. Bob Moore from Horsham had never been on it before and was delighted to find a new route.

 

We re-grouped at the Post Office in Cocking before tackling the climb up Cocking Hill. It is probably the best local climb compared to the vertical ascents of Duncton or Harting

 

 After re-grouping again at the bottom of the descent in Singleton I led the group along the lane to Charlton where we tackled the next long climb up Charlton Down to the Goodwood Horse Racecourse. Bob was disappointed not to find the ice cream van waiting for him and Colin took a short nap on the verge while we waited.

 

 

 

Turning east, we cycled along the ridge past Goodwood Racecourse before turning south at Pillygreen We now had a fast descent down past Goodwood House, then onto the A285, over the A27 and the cyclepath  to  Tangmere. Then it was across the old airfield to Oving.  We were soon on our way down to Merston on the other side of the A259 and the short bit of lane to Runcton and Mary's Home.

 

Our easy riding Group led by Avryl, 18 in all including 3 from Arun-Adur, had done an easy ride to the south of Chichester and down to East Wittering and had arrived earlier together with others who came direct. Everybody was seated all around the very appealing swimming pool. In the end there were 37 of us in all.

 

 

 

Mary had laid on an excellent spread of cakes and was busy filling the teapots as fast as we were emptying them. Later on Beatrice went for a swim and after some persuading and Mary lending him trunks from her supply for guests so did Ernie.

 

My mileage for the day from Pagham was 54.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 22:30 BST
Sunday, 2 August 2009
Sunday 2nd August. Picnic Ride to Wisborough Green

 

Colin was the leader today and he was joined by at Walberton Pond by myself (Edwin) Avryl, Gill, Anne, Jeff, Ernie and Phil and Verna from Worthing. We met Alan and Liz later in the morning making their way direct.

 

The weather was sunny in the morning with more cloud early afternoon but clearing later in the afternoon. Temperature was about 21C.

 

We rode up to the Spur and then the lanes via Madehurst to Whiteways. Then a fast descent of Houghton Hill and on to Amberley to stop for an early elevenses. We were their first customers of the day.

 

Then it was on past Wiggonholt and the lanes to West Chiltington. Then it was north via Broadford Bridge and Coneyhurst and lanes to the north of Billingshurst and on to Wisborough Green. There was a good turnout from other Sections and in the end there were 27 there altogether.

 

On the way back we rode via Kirdford and Flexham Park and a maze of lanes bringing us out eventually at Fittleworth. We took more lanes to Sutton where we had hoped to stop for tea at the bi-annual Flower festival with teas at the Rectory. Unfortunately the Open day at Bignor Park which used to alternate with the Sutton Festival had switched to Annual and the Sutton event had been moved to 9th August. We took the usually closed lane into Bignor Park with hopes of getting tea there but the tea rooms were packed and a long queue waiting. Alan and Liz and Phil and Verna decided to stay there while the rest of us moved on to Houghton Bridge tea rooms.

 

 

After tea we split up with John Wickens heading back to Washington, Colin, Gill and Anne going back via the Khyber Pass route to Arundel and Avryl, Ernie and I heading back over Houghton.

 

My mileage for the day from Pagham was 68.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 21:06 BST
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Evening Ride: Arun Leisure Centre to Slindon, The Spur

A very pleasant evening's cycling today.

Four of us met at the leisure centre - Alan, John (R), Jo, and I.

The weather was warm, and with no danger of rain, but quite a strong breeze. However we headed northwards with the wind behind us and by the time we got to the pub the wind had dropped considerably, so there was no headwind at all to battle with on the return journey.

We set out towards Barnham on the track from Flansham (this seems to be the set route for the last few rides from Felpham). Then it was up to Walberton and the steady climb to Fontwell, where we dropped through the subway under the A27 and into Slindon Woods, emerging in Park Lane for the short downhill run to the A29, quickly followed by the short sharp climb to the pub.

We must have had quite a good tail wind as we seemed to have achieved the ride in record time, something like 50 minutes.

Bognor CC were in force outside the pub, where their time-trialling was winding up, and from which event Edwin later joined us for the return home.

Return route was straight down Shellbridge Road, crossing a very quiet  A27, then straight to Yapton, Middleton and Felpham.

Round trip mileage - 16.8

Graham       


Posted by RideLeader at 16:21 BST
Updated: Friday, 31 July 2009 16:36 BST
Sunday, 26 July 2009
Sunday 26th July. Ride to Boaters Bar, Prinsted.

 

There were 2 rides today, a long and short ride. I joined the Leader Jeff for the long ride at 08.30 at Chichester Cross. We waited a little but nobody else arrived.

 

Weather was mixed today, mainly cloudy with a few sunny spells in the morning and more cloud and a few spots of rain in the afternoon. Jeff led the way with a brisk pace up Centurion Way to Lavant and then lanes via West Stoke to Funtington. Then it was up the B road towards West Marden but turning off for a stiff climb to Forestside. Then it was down to Finchdean and on the road to Chalton. As a fit young racing cyclists came past Jeff demonstrated the benefits of drafting maintaining 18.5 mph on his tail for a little way.

 

We turned right at Chalton to head towards Ibsworth and then a gradual climb across to Compton and a stop for elevenses. We continued on the main route down the valley and then lanes towards Woodmancote. Here we split with Jeff heading home. I headed south to join the short ride for lunch at the Boaters Bar, Prinsted.

 

The short ride met at 10.00 at Chichester Cross. The ride was led by Arthur and gained Alan and Liz, Brian Wey and 2 friends of Arthur from the Moulton Club. They had taken the loop round Bosham Harbour and stopped for elevenses at the Arcade Café, Bosham.

Alan Liz and I left the lunch stop soon after lunch with rain threatening and headed straight back to Chichester. My mileage for the day from Pagham was 54.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 20:10 BST
Updated: Sunday, 26 July 2009 20:16 BST
Sunday, 19 July 2009
Sunday 19th July. Ride to Selborne.

 

Weather didn’t look too promising first thing with a heavy shower lasting until 9.00. As soon as it cleared I rode on up to Chichester to make the 9.30 start. Linda was unable to make it as leader and she had rung Colin to take over. As it turned out there was just Colin and I on the ride and we shared the lead.

 

Weather for the day was not as bad as it might have been with only a couple of short showers of heavy drizzle mid morning clearing to dry with sunny spells in the afternoon. The wind was very strong but mainly side on and we were quite sheltered by hill and trees.

 

We rode via West Ashling, Funtington and then the B Road to Compton and Harting. We came across a constant stream of Cyclists coming the other way taking part in a triathlon based on Chichester. We stopped for elevenses at Compton tea rooms. Then it was on via Harting and across to Petersfield bypassing this to the south. Then it was on to a little lane from Steep to Steep Marsh and Oakshott and Hawkley with a large number of ups and downs and hardly seeing a car. We made our way on more lanes to Selborne and lunch at the Queens Head. This has seen better days but was comfortable and did reasonably priced sandwiches.

 

The pub cat was the only other occupant of the lounge bar. The cat was very standoffish at first but soon became very friendly when my Tuna Sandwich arrived.

 

 

On the way back it was more quiet lanes and climbs via The Warren. Then we joined a byroad down towards Petersfield whose twisting turns have led it to be nicknamed Little Switzerland. I practised my Alpine descending skills. Then it was a byroad across to Stroud and Ramsdean and a lane to join the road to Buriton. A sharp climb up the hill and then the long descent through the woods and on to Finchdean and then Rowlands Castle for tea.

 

We returned to Chichester on the South Coast Cycle Route via Westbourne and Woodmancote and made our ways home. Mileage from Chichester was 60 and my mileage from Pagham was 70.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 21:05 BST
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Evening Ride: Arun Leisure Centre to the Murrell Arms, Barnham

The weather forecast today was dreadful. The actual weather however, was beautiful: hot and sunny, with very little wind. That is, until this ride started.

The weather managed to turn from bright and sunny to dark and threatening in the space of about an hour from 6pm. By the time three of us met up - myself, Val, and Julian - it looked as though it might rain.

We set off on some new territory through the Glenwood and across fields to Bognor Golf Club. At this point a few drops were felt. The cycle track from Flansham to Barnham was but a short distance away so we headed for that, via the track at North Lane - a lot muddier than when we last came this way.  By the time we reached the track proper it was raining quite hard. We took the decision to press on. As we approached Barnham Church, the heavens opened and we were dripping wet by the time we reached the pub.

There some entertainment had been laid on and we listened to a 12-string guitarist and his friend on the base, running through some classic tunes with a wet weather theme (I'm sure you can guess some of the titles.) The rain stopped and the sun briefly re-appeared, before it started to get dark.

Due to the convivial atmosphere we probably stayed 10 minutes too long, as 10 minutes earlier we would have made it back in the dry. As it was, there was thunder and lightning all the way home, with the extraordinary sight of huge clouds of steam coming off the roads as they dried out. Running back via Yapton we had made it through Middleton when our luck ran out and it absolutely threw down with rain. We sprinted for home but to no avail. I would have been drier if i had jumped in a bath fully clothed.

Mileage for the evening was a very modest 10.1 - however I did curtail the ride due to the weather conditions!

Graham


Posted by RideLeader at 22:58 BST
Sunday, 12 July 2009
Andover Weekend. Saturday 11 and Sunday 12th July.

 

Our plan for the weekend was to ride over to Andover, stay overnight at a B&B and then return on the Sunday. Linda had organised everything and she led us there on the Saturday and I led back on the Sunday.

 

We met at 9.00 at Chichester Cross, Linda, myself (Edwin) Anne, Colin and John. Adrian joined us at elevenses. Weather was cloudy with a very light drizzle which continued all day. However the heavy rain held off to evening.

 

Linda maintained a good brisk pace for the day taking us via Westbourne and Rowlands Castle to Chalton. We had our first animal encounter here, something which was to prove a feature of the weekend. A little puppy ran alongside the bikes. Colin stopped, worried it might follow us too far and it repaid his concern by peeing on his boots, bad dog!

 

We continued via Clanfield and up to HMS Mercury and the ridge road where we had climbed into the low lying clouds. Then it was down on a narrow lane to West Meon Fisheries for elevenses. Then it was on via West Meon and a lot of tough ups and downs to lunch at the Three Horseshoes Bighton. This is a really pleasant traditional country Pub with a good reasonably priced menu. There were comfortable armchairs to relax in after the meal, usually the preserve of the 2 Pub cats.

Conversation turned from Cats to mice. I told people how yesterday I was in the living room when a mouse sprinted across the room, hid behind a cupboard and peeked out at me before disappearing. A humane mousetrap is now on order.

 

 The animal theme continued after lunch as we went to collect our bikes from the barn. A Guinea Fowl ran desperately up and down seemingly trying to get back into its enclosure without much success.

 

We rode on north of Arlesford and then turned off onto a vicious steep climb on a backroad I had not tried before and would not plan to repeat. Then it was more gentle rolling landscape via East Stratton and Micheldever Station to stop for tea at a Pub in Whitchurch. As we were getting ready to leave one of the Pub regulars asked us where we had cycled from. When we told him from various parts of the south coast he really couldn’t believe we could have cycled that far and when we insisted we had he looked more and more bewildered. Clear proof that as Kevin Mayne told us it is a bad idea to put mileages on Rides Lists.

 

We soon cycled the remaining miles to the Picket Piece B&B at the small village of Picked Piece on the eastern edge of Andover. When we went to put the bikes in the garden shed we were greeted with a leisurely twitch of the ear and slow hop by the resident bunnies.

 

54 miles from Chichester, 60 from Pagham.

 

 

Sunday 12 July. Andover to Chichester

 

After a substantial Full English Breakfast to keep us going we got a good early start just before 9.00. Weather started with clear blue skies with some showers around in the morning but we generally missed these.

 

I led the way back on a direct route following the outward route until a little north of Arlesford where I turned onto different lanes and then down into New Arlesford and the Watercress Line station café for elevenses.

We sat under cover while a shower passed over and saw one steam train leave and another arrive while we were there. There was a big group from the Southampton based Sotonia Cycling Club also there for elevenses.

 

I took the group south on the Cheriton road and then on the outskirts of New Arlesford took some small lanes I had not tried before to get to the Tichborne lane. This brought us to a deep ford with a pedestrian bridge to the side. Nobody volunteered to ride through, probably wisely as the bottom was very stony. 

 

We continued via Tichborne and Cheriton and then lanes down to West Meon and lunch at the Thomas Lord, West Meon. This was really much too pricy with starters at £7 and mains at £14 and no light lunches available. We only stayed put because they were also doing pizzas in the garden and shared these. Colin found a better option at the Café at West Meon, a Community Café behind the Village Shop which opened last year and does light lunches.

 

We continued on the valley road to East Meon where Adrian split off to head back to Portsmouth while the rest of us continued on narrow lanes to Buriton and the steep climb and then long descent to Rowlands Castle for tea. Linda and Colin headed straight home. Anne, John and I stayed on for a tea observed by a dog sticking its head out of a parked car.

 

We returned via Funtington and West Stoke where we split to make our ways home. As I took the cyclepath past the college in Chichester and just coming out of the tunnel under the road a very large rat ran across the path in front of me. Bad weekend for rodent encounters! Is it unlucky like black cats?

 

57 miles back to Chichester and 64 to Pagham.


Posted by RideLeader at 22:35 BST
Updated: Monday, 13 July 2009 14:31 BST
Sunday, 5 July 2009
Sunday 5th July. 2 Weald Ride.

 

 Weather today was mixed with threats of showers in the morning which didn’t arrive clearing to sunny skies in the afternoon. Temperatures reached about 24C.

 

There were 16 in all attending this DA Event but attendance from our Section was somewhat disappointing. There were 9 from Horsham, 6 from Arun Adur and just me from Bognor Chichester.

 

I took the train to Billingshurst, then rode the short distance to Wisborough Green, did a 26 mile loop and rode home. We all started arriving as Horsham members were putting up the Gazebo with teas coffees and cakes available from a Motor Home parked opposite belonging to a couple from Horsham Section.

 


Most Arun Adur members headed up towards Cranleigh on the northern loop. However I had done this for the last 3 years at least so went on the Eastern loop towards Christ’s Hospital. John Maxim was of the same mind so it was just John and I.

 

Normally with others riding with us this would have been at a steady Club Ride pace of about 11mph average. However John set off at about 18 mph with me just clinging on and John waiting for me after hills. We stopped for 11s at Southwater Country Park Café and a stop at Southwater Cycles, open on Sundays. We returned via Christ’s Hospital and Barnes Green. Average speed for the 26 mile loop including hills was 16.3 mph.

 

After lunch at the Café with some Arun Adur members including Dave Galle and his daughter Louise, John and I headed back. First it was the very steep hill over to Fittleworth. On the way down I spotted a Fox coming out of a hedge to cross the road. He spotted me and nipped back in his hedge. Then it was up Houghton Hill and down to Arundel and Tea at the Putting Green Café. Why there? Answer the large size Apple Pie they do there

 

John and I headed our separate ways home from Arundel. My mileage for the day was 63.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 21:16 BST
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Evening Ride: Arun Leisure Centre to Eartham, The George

A perfect evening for cycling - the temperature had touched 32 degrees in the afternoon, and stayed very warm all evening, with only the slightest breeze. However this was evidently not sufficient to tempt anyone other than myself and John (R) to the ride start point, although we were later joined by Edwin and Ernie who made their own way to the pub.

We set out by way of North Lane, adjacent to Bognor Golf Club, then joining the cycletrack to Barnham. North Lane is proposed to be the continuation of the cycle track into Felpham college campus, but the last time I went that way it was almost impassable, being very muddy and boggy underneath lush vegetation.  Recently however, it has been "improved" by cutting down all the trees and bushes, and piling rubble on the soft ground. Presumably this is not the start of cycletrack works but an attempt to provide vehicle access to "site 6", a very large residential construction site yet to be started. We noted road marker posts and surveying points all over the adjacent field.

The cycletrack to Barnham has suffered from a lack of rain this past fortnight, with the result that we threw up a lot of dust, reminding me more of some mediterranean byways than West Sussex.

From Barnham we went via Level Mare Lane and Mount Noddy, then up the hill to the pub, which was very well patronised, with a barbeque doing a roaring trade.

Edwin & John preparing to leave for home at 21.30hrs

Return route was straight down Britten's Hill all the way to the A27, and whilst freewheeling down I recorded 36mph (as compared to 3.6mph on the way up.) Then it was Level Mare Lane again and all the way down the A.29 to Bognor, with Ernie peeling off at Eastergate, and Edwin and John at shripney.

My mileage for the evening was 18.9.

Graham


Posted by RideLeader at 22:35 BST
Updated: Friday, 3 July 2009 23:06 BST
Sunday, 28 June 2009
Sunday 28th June. Ride to Sutton.

Today we had an early morning 8.00am start nominally for the morning only led by Colin and a 10.00 am start led by Avryl. Slight problem in that yesterday I spotted that the Pedaller Rides List had the early start meeting at Walberton and the Section Rides List had the Ride meeting at Chichester. I arranged with Colin that he went to Chichester while I went to Walberton. Neither of us had any takers and I did a loop via Slindon, Eartham, Upwaltham, Charlton, up Charlton hill and then Lavant and the Centurion Way to Chichester to join the main ride at 10.00. An advantage of an early start is spotting wildlife. As I cycled at the back of Slindon Woods I spotted a family of 3 ferrets. I stopped to get my camera out and they got in a bit of a tizzy, first running to one side of the road and then the other a great speed. I managed to get one picture.

Edwin

Report by Avryl

It was a warm humid day with some high cloud and not a great deal of sunshine which was just as well for it would have been very hot.  We had a sprinkling of light rain in the afternoon for a few minutes which was quite refreshing.
Overall there were 11 riders dipping in and out, the main body consisting of Edwin, Jim Jennings, Harvey, Colin and Alison Disley (a newcomer). Others were John Maxim, Keith, Jan Bambridge, Alan and Liz.    The latter joined us for coffee and then got distracted by a visit to Mount Noddy (their talk of Jack Russells sounds ominous).

 

 
We started at the Cross and stopped for coffee at Aldingbourne. From here we headed for Eartham and then northwards to join the A285 to Duncton hill turning right at the bottom and onwards along the quiet lanes to Sutton. 

We had all brought sandwiches and so lunched in the Bus shelter opposite The White Horse.

Alison wa a real stalwart having a dislike of hills for she coped admirably with the short sharp hill at Sutton/Bignor and again after the tea stop at Houghton Bridge and up the hill to Whiteways. Just another little walk at The Spur and then homeward bound via Walberton Eastergate and Oving.  And she still wants to come back for more!  
Total mileage  36mls. 

Avryl

Posted by RideLeader at 20:18 BST
Updated: Sunday, 28 June 2009 22:07 BST
Sunday, 21 June 2009
Sunday 21 June. Ferries Ride to Lee on Solent.

 

Weather today was sunny spells and cloudy spells though fairly warm at about 19C and a constant NW wind which was quite noticeable in the morning as we rode west to Lee on Solent but which blew us back in the afternoon.

Arthur was the leader and he was joined at the Cross by Lynn, myself (Edwin) Brian, Richard, Alan, Liz and John Wickens. John was joining us for a change of scenery.

The ride is a fair distance and a lot of time is involved waiting for ferries so Arthur took us on a direct route on the A259. Just after Bosham Sam caught us while he was coincidentally heading the same way to Rowlands Castle. We chatted a little before he turned off at Southbourne. We continued to Emsworth and stopped there for an early elevenses at the Greenhouse Café.


Then it was on to Havant and down the Hayling Billy trail with clear views across the water to Portsmouth and the Spinnaker Tower. We went on to the Hayling Island ferry to Portsmouth which even apart from us seemed to gain far more custom from cyclists than foot passengers. The fare seemed dearer than last year at £4.30 return for passenger with bike. Alan and Liz left us at this point to ride home.

After safely making landfall on the other side we rode along Southsea seafront road with good views of the Isle of Wight. Then it was on to the Gosport Ferry which just left as we arrived to get tickets. We got the next one in 15 minutes. While waiting for the ferry we were joined by another IOW Brian, I think they come in pairs.


At Gosport it was along the Prom and then past Haslar Hospital, soon to close down and the coast route round Stokes Bay. We stopped for lunch at The Bluebird Café, Lee on Solent.

After refuelling we took a direct route back to Gosport and the ferry arriving there just as it left, again!

After making landfall in Portsmouth Arthur took us through the city streets back to Southsea. Then on to the ferry and a 15 minute wait for it to come over from the other side.


For the return route we headed over to the East side of Hayling and the lanes through to Northney. Last year St Peters Church there had put on very good teas there and it was on their website for this year. However we got there and found they were not doing it this year and had not yet amended their website. We continued a short way to Northney Marina where there was a coffee machine and drinks and snacks in a shop. A good option for a late stop as was now nearly 5.00.

We returned direct to Chichester arriving there about 6.30. Mileage from and back to Chichester was 53 but we spent a good hour altogether waiting for ferries. My mileage was 66.

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 22:03 BST
Thursday, 18 June 2009
Evening Ride - Arun Leisure Centre to The Black Rabbit, Arundel

...Ok so maybe this blog entry should have been amended to show the ride going to the Ship & Anchor pub, at Ford.

 Apologies to anyone who may have gone direct up to the Black Rabbit, but on the night it was cold and dull, with a very stong headwind that would have been against us nearly all the way. It's quite a long ride out, leaving little scope for anything other than a fairly direct route straight into the wind, which none of the 4 of us out tonight - myself, Edwin, John, and Julian - really had the appetite for.

So a compromise was reached and we curtailed the ride at Ford. Thus we had a little more time to vary the route slightly to avoid the worst of the wind.

Our route took us through the back streets of Middleton-on-Sea, along some "virgin" territory through to Middleton Green, then via Yapton Church and Ford Lane to the pub. 

Our return - when we found the wind had, somewhat embarrassingly, dropped considerably - was back through Yapton and direct via Comet corner to Middleton village and Felpham.

Mileage, start to finish, was 14.5.

Graham


Posted by RideLeader at 20:43 BST
Updated: Sunday, 21 June 2009 20:56 BST
Sunday, 14 June 2009
Sunday 14 June. Ride to Hooksway and Strawberry Tea.

Today the heat wave had returned with temperatures up to 25C.

We met at Chichester Cross and Gill our leader was joined by myself, (Edwin) Harvey and Christine for the ride to Hooksway. We were joined at the Cross by Chris Dart and 2 newcomers but they turned back at West Ashling as they needed to get back early.

The rest of us continued via Funtington and West Marden to stop for elevenses at the new café at Compton where we met John and Anne Bennett who were just finishing their tea before returning to Chichester. The tea rooms are very smart and well worth a visit.

After sampling the cakes and beverages we continued on the lane across to the Mardens with some short climbs. Then it was on to North Marden and down to Hooksway. We were soon joined there by Richard and Elizabeth who came by car and then by Colin who came via quite a few tracks.

The Pub was very pleasant in the sunshine surrounded by trees and Downs.

We continued, joined by Colin up the very steep climb back to the main road.  


Then it was down to Chilgrove. Then it was pleasant lanes with a fair few climbs across to West Dean.

 


Gill then lead us down the Centurion Way to Lavant and across to Tangmere and Avryl’s house for the Strawberry tea. We were joined there by Alan, Liz, Eric, Kath Richard, Elizabeth and Dave Parsons who cycled direct. Arthur, Lynn and the 2 Brians joined us after doing a Moulton Club ride with 4 other members of the Moulton Club. David Glue joined us by car after suffering a fall earlier in the day when a stick caught up in his mudguard resulting in him going over the handlebars. Luckily he had no serious injuries but the forks of the bike were damaged.

Avryl laid on a magnificent spread with great bowels of Strawberries and Cream and an assortment of cakes all enjoyed in her pleasant garden.


A great assortment of bikes including many Moultons were parked along Avryl's fence.


Everybody made their own ways home. Mileage Chichester and back was about 34. My mileage was 42.

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 21:44 BST
Sunday, 7 June 2009
Sunday 7 June. Green Ride

Today’s DA Event organised by Arun Adur was called a Green Ride. Not for environmental sustainability but for going through places with the name Green in them.

17 members from all Sections met at Billingshurst Station arriving there by bike car or train. I had worked out a route from advance details Dave had distributed. 7 joined me, Colin, Jeff and Beatrice, Anne, Gill, Avryl and John Maxim.


Despite a poor forecast the weather was kind to us. The main rain band went through overnight and we avoided most of the showers. We stopped to put on waterproofs only once and by the time they were on the rain had just about stopped. It felt chilly out of the sun, probably about 16C. This was a big contrast to 27C last Sunday.

Dave handed out the full details including questions at each location. Points for each Green ranged from 1 for close ones to 20 for the furthest away. We headed out in 4 groups with varying numbers in each, mine and 2 groups from Arun Adur and I from Horsham.

I headed out to Wisborough Green to collect the first point and then it was north on lanes to Bucks Green, Cox Green and Ewhurst Green. We were in Surrey now with Stockbroker type plush houses a plenty. Being further away from Billingshurst we collected some top scoring Greens with Ewhurst bringing in 18 and Forest Green 20. I had planned on lunch at Forest Green but as we arrived at 11.45 we went on further riding south via Mayes Green to stop at the Scarlet Arms, Walliswood. We arrived at the Pub at precisely 12.00 noon, even Horsham Section couldn’t do better!


Well refreshed we headed on south via Rowhook, Strood Green and then a lane to Goose Green. After skirting Horsham at Broadbridge Heath we headed south on a lane to Barnes Green. We took the lane which is sometimes used for the Freewheel competition, riding up it and then down to the Main Road for half a mile into Billingshurst and tea at Burdfields Country Market. They made us very welcome with the bikes round the back and their gates locked to secure them.

We arrived first with the other groups soon following. Dave arrived to check the scores. We came second with 62 points. We did well for DA Event Points which is based on attendance with 7 out. There were 5 Arun Adur members and 4 from Horsham and 1 guest rider.

We headed back to Billingshurst Station to make our ways home. Ride distance from and back to the Station was about 34 miles. Well done to Anne who rode from home and then back after the Event.

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 20:15 BST
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Evening Ride: Arun Leisure Centre to Climping, The Black Horse

A short ride tonight. A lovely evening with excellent cycling conditions, although as darkness fell it became noticeably colder than of late.

I met Edwin, John and Julian at the start, and after some discussion we decided to take a route via Felpham and Middleton (including a couple of "new" byways), down to Elmer and along the beach towards Climping.

Since i last went this way, some more coastal protection work has been done banking up the shingle, and although some of the ground was hard packed, there were still quite a few lengths which had to be walked.

Coincidentally an article in tonights local paper explains that on grounds of cost, the environment agency is proposing to cease  further work along this piece of coastline, meaning that after a couple of years all this shingle is likely to be washed away, with probable sea encroachment in many places. At present the shingle is washed to the mouth of the River Arun, where it is dredged up and returned.  Whether the Arun will still be kept clear, and if so, where the shingle will be moved to, is not clear.  Link below is an interesting read.

http://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/gazette-news/Flood-risk-report-says-Climping.5334491.jp

 After reaching Climping, we followed Bread Lane, a rarely used track, but in good conditon and well worth investigation. Then a footpath across a wheat field bringing us almost to the pub door.

We sat on the large decking outside, as every table inside was laid up for meals and casual drinkers did not appear to be particularly welcome.

Our return ride was straight down the A259 back to Felpham, a fast road with little traffic on it at the time we headed home. A lively run ensued and we got back in record time.

My mileage for the evening was a modest 10.7

Graham 

 


Posted by RideLeader at 22:17 BST
Sunday, 31 May 2009
Sunday 31 May. Rides to The Greyhound, Midhurst.

 

Weather today was again clear blue skies with temperatures up to 23C with a brisk NE wind.

 

Support for the early start morning ride was a bit limited. Colin was the leader and only Colin turned up. He did a loop out via Rowlands Castle and joined us near West Dean.

 

Arthur was the leader of the 10.00 am start ride but having just got back from France at 1.00am he came to the Cross and nominated me as leader before heading home. I was joined at the Cross by Harvey, Richard, Christine and Jan. Jan had done a long ride with Havant on Saturday so she left us at Lavant.

 

I led the group east out of town to Westhampnet and then on lanes up to and through Goodwood Park. Then a short way up the B Road towards Goodwood before turning off on the lane to Lavant. Then it was up the Centurion Way and on to West Dean Gardens for elevenses. We enjoyed a good break on the terrace. We noticed during the morning that there were a lot of bike rides about some with numbers on their backs. I later found out on the Web that it was the 100 mile  Haslemere Festival Sportive.

 

Then it was up the busy main road. We were concerned about the pub getting busy so I took no more diversions and headed straight there via Cocking. The pub could best be described as a surviving Pub with the Bluebell, Cocking and The Royal Oak, Midhurst now closed.

 

After lunch I continued a short way towards Midhurst before turning right on a quiet lane to Amersham. Then it was more back lanes via Heyshott to Cocking and a stop for tea in the Garden of the Moonlight Café. Some members seemed to have trouble with pouring from the teapot through a tea strainer.

 

We continued up Cocking Hill and down the main road to Singleton. We then turned off onto the lane through the village

We continued to Charlton and climbed Charlton Hill with its wide views, a new climb for Harvey as we normally climb East Dean. Then it was past Goodwood Racecourse and a good long descent down Pillygreen Hill. Richard and Christine went on straight back to Chichester while I led Colin and Harvey via Tangmere.

 

My mileage from and back to Pagham was 48. Distance from and back to Chichester was about 34.

 

Edwin


Posted by RideLeader at 20:03 BST
Updated: Monday, 1 June 2009 17:35 BST

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11 Feb, 08 > 17 Feb, 08
4 Feb, 08 > 10 Feb, 08
28 Jan, 08 > 3 Feb, 08
21 Jan, 08 > 27 Jan, 08
14 Jan, 08 > 20 Jan, 08
7 Jan, 08 > 13 Jan, 08
31 Dec, 07 > 6 Jan, 08
24 Dec, 07 > 30 Dec, 07
17 Dec, 07 > 23 Dec, 07
10 Dec, 07 > 16 Dec, 07
3 Dec, 07 > 9 Dec, 07
26 Nov, 07 > 2 Dec, 07
19 Nov, 07 > 25 Nov, 07
12 Nov, 07 > 18 Nov, 07
5 Nov, 07 > 11 Nov, 07
29 Oct, 07 > 4 Nov, 07
22 Oct, 07 > 28 Oct, 07
15 Oct, 07 > 21 Oct, 07
8 Oct, 07 > 14 Oct, 07
1 Oct, 07 > 7 Oct, 07
24 Sep, 07 > 30 Sep, 07
17 Sep, 07 > 23 Sep, 07
10 Sep, 07 > 16 Sep, 07
3 Sep, 07 > 9 Sep, 07
27 Aug, 07 > 2 Sep, 07
20 Aug, 07 > 26 Aug, 07
13 Aug, 07 > 19 Aug, 07
6 Aug, 07 > 12 Aug, 07
30 Jul, 07 > 5 Aug, 07
23 Jul, 07 > 29 Jul, 07
16 Jul, 07 > 22 Jul, 07
9 Jul, 07 > 15 Jul, 07
2 Jul, 07 > 8 Jul, 07
25 Jun, 07 > 1 Jul, 07
18 Jun, 07 > 24 Jun, 07
11 Jun, 07 > 17 Jun, 07
4 Jun, 07 > 10 Jun, 07
28 May, 07 > 3 Jun, 07
21 May, 07 > 27 May, 07
14 May, 07 > 20 May, 07
7 May, 07 > 13 May, 07
30 Apr, 07 > 6 May, 07
23 Apr, 07 > 29 Apr, 07
16 Apr, 07 > 22 Apr, 07
2 Apr, 07 > 8 Apr, 07
26 Mar, 07 > 1 Apr, 07
19 Mar, 07 > 25 Mar, 07
5 Mar, 07 > 11 Mar, 07
26 Feb, 07 > 4 Mar, 07
12 Feb, 07 > 18 Feb, 07
5 Feb, 07 > 11 Feb, 07
22 Jan, 07 > 28 Jan, 07
15 Jan, 07 > 21 Jan, 07
8 Jan, 07 > 14 Jan, 07
31 Dec, 01 > 6 Jan, 02
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