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of years (no, not non-stop) or so, nearly always in my own. I fancy doing a few audax type rides
but none seem to start around here. Anyone know otherwise? I don't want to drive to the start if
at all possible.

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Hi

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of years (no, not non-stop) or so, nearly always in my own. I fancy doing a few audax type rides
but none seem to start around here. Anyone know otherwise? I don't want to drive to the start if
at all possible.

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El Supremo (Dave Hudson)'s rides are always worth doing. He's not that far from you.

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Julian said:

Hi

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of years (no, not non-stop) or so, nearly always in my own. I fancy doing a few audax type rides
but none seem to start around here. Anyone know otherwise? I don't want to drive to the start if at
all possible.

I'm sure the Horsham CTC start (or used to) Sunday rides from the cafe in Horsham Park. They used to
have a website but I couldn't see it in the quick whizz through the CTC site. There is a contact
number there.

(Trivia - there is/was a Horsham CTC member called Tim Hall. I am not he, although I only live down
the road in Crawley)

Driving to the start of rides bugs me too. Trains down this neck of the woods carry bikes for
free though.

As Helen says, El Supremo's Audaxes are v. good - lots of tea and cakes emmanting from the depths of
his tardis ^W trailer. Pam Pilbeam runs some good rides too, starting at Denmead (near Portsmouth)

Tim
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