Yes I would be
interested and I’m sure I can get a few other cyclists who would be very keen. I
haven’t been reading all these emails, so I’m assuming you’re talking about a
ride and not a race – so something sociable?
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GreatCycling@yahoogroups.com [mailto:GreatCycling@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of richard warnes Sent: 13 September 2008 17:40 To: GreatCycling@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [GreatCycling] pauls
response
Hi folks,
Before you all sign off, is anyone interested in the
idea of a small, privately organised ride from George to Swellendam via
Oudtshoorn, Calitzdorp, Ladysmith, Barrydale. My idea is to use B &
B's. First, drive over the route, in reverse, from Swellendam to
George, dropping off small parcels of clothes at each B & B. Then
park the car at George and ride to Swellendam, stopping each night at the B
& B's. On arriving at George, either park the bikes and ride by
coach back to George or use the Bazz bus which, I think takes bikes.
This is just an idea, nothing fixed yet, maybe November this year?
Anyone interested??
Regards Richard Warnes.
--- On Wed, 9/10/08, <paulm@greateventcompany.com>
wrote:
From:
<paulm@greateventcompany.com>
Subject: [GreatCycling] pauls response
To: GreatCycling@yahoogroups.com
Received: Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 11:58 PM
Hey Christo et al,
Yes the website has been quiet and I have been having a lovely break from
constant travelling – doing some pedalling (sometimes on my gorgeous new
tandem/triple)
We don’t have firm plans and dates for the next gig in SA yet (personally I
liked the pedal I did along the coast a couple of years ago – mossellBay, still bay, Witsand, Aniston, Gans
Baai..). Initially, I not intended to be flying over and pulling the events
together – rather to show another person or group how to do it all. (We
reckon we know lots about the rides but trying to run them remotely is
fraught – particularly given the vagries and unique history and culture/s of South Africa).
That hasn’t eventuated to date and I have resolve not to schedule the next
event/s still we have identified the right person/people to support. I remain
confident that this will happen within a year or so.
So I reckon its ok to ditch the list and when we reactive – we can resurrect
it. Thanks Christo for all your help with this – you have been fantastic (and
I have a smile of appreciation in my heart when I recall your whisper at the
wine shop with the brocken bus and I arrive all concerned and trying to sort
things out – you called me aside and said “this is not a problem Paul” amidst
increasingly rowdy and lubricated revellers).
Thanks for that and all your help and support Christo and others on the list.
And in the meantime – if any of you are popping over to Melbourne and want to know where to ride –
sing out eh.
Paul McKay
(and apologies for the delay in responding - had to make a new password to be
able to sne dvia the webmail cause my mail server didnt like it)
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