The good weather brought a huge group of riders out for Sheila’s ride to Mappleton. With 17 riders out we had to split into two groups, the second group stopping for a coffee break at Burton Constable cafe. Great to see so many out.
Continue readingSunday 12th June – M.A. Ride postponed.
The M.A. Ride arranged for Sunday the 12th June has been postponed for a few weeks. Instead, there will be a normal club ride, starting at Skidby 9.30 am for anyone wanting to go out for a club ride. Destination to be arranged, but Rachel’s tea room at Huggate may be an option.
Continue readingBrian Middleton, obituary
Sadly Brian Middleton, died on the 18th May after a short illness, last year he’d received his special badge and certificate for being a member of the CTC for fifty years. Brian started riding in Leeds before moving to Aldborough with his job. With Sheila they soon made contact with local cyclists and rode for many years with a mixed Tandem group, also going on one of Simon’s holidays. Brian & Sheila organised the Aldborough Carol Service each Christmas for […]
Continue readingHappy Birthday & congratulations to Pete Dunn.
Few cyclists manage the 21km climb up to Mont Ventoux summit (1,600m) on their 80th birthday, but Pete Dunn did. Fantastic achievement Pete, WELL DONE & a big cheer from all at EY CTC . For more information on Pete’s epic climb, go to mont-ventoux bedoin route
Continue readingJubilee ride 1st June.
Great turn-out of riders for the Jubilee ride, Wednesday 1st June. About 24 riders turned out for Sheila Sampson’s ride to The Gnu. North Newbald where we had a buffet lunch. Great planning (or good luck), meant we avoided a torrential downpour, as we called in to Cherry Burton caravan park cafe for coffee until the rain stopped. Nice to see so many riders out and a big thanks to Shiela for all of the arrangements.
Continue readingJohn’s motor assisted ride.
John’s motor assisted ride from Driffield to Hunmanby went well. The weather could have been kinder, it was a cool day with occasional showers, but those who went enjoyed the change of scenery. With a lunch stop at Hunmanby brewery.
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