Chocfest 9, still not on time!

If you need a hand with stuff, then give me a yell.
Preferably after Tuesday when my exams are done 🙂

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Sure, just come along to either Town or Uni juggle soc and I'm sure
there will be jobs needing done - Sam is in charge of it all... In the
mean time, any ideas for where a muni ride could get taken - I was
thinking down the river and have some bits and bobs prepared to [censored]
around on... You got any idea of how to make a muni course out of Yorks
incredibly flat terrain?

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Ohhh im going to miss Choc Fest this year 😠 next year then :s im
doing circomedia show 🙂

Trev

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beelsebob2 said:

*You got any idea of how to make a muni course out of Yorks incredibly
flat terrain? *

York doesn't really lend itself to muni! The best places I found in York
itself were near the racecourse. Along the western edge there's a strip
with a track down it, with occasional random concrete structures and
steps between this and the road.

Down there somewhere there is a small wooded patch, in the south west
corner of the racecourse I think. Riding through forests counts as muni,
even if it does only take five minutes to get from one side to the
other!

From there you can also head up the river, which is "pleasant" rather
than "extreme", but still enjoyable.

There is also a strip near the university campus, alongside Windmill
Lane (I think?) from Heslington church up to Hull Road. There is a trail
running from end to end, which is pretty good fun. It's a fairly windy
trail with a few short steep bits, roots, a set of steps and various
logs dotted along its length.

If you can somehow get a little further out, Wheldrake Wood a few miles
south east is good for a proper ride.

Phil, ex York dweller

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beelsebob2 said:

*Sure, just come along to either Town or Uni juggle soc and I'm sure
there will be jobs needing done - Sam is in charge of it all... In the
mean time, any ideas for where a muni ride could get taken - I was
thinking down the river and have some bits and bobs prepared to [censored]
around on... You got any idea of how to make a muni course out of
Yorks incredibly flat terrain? *

Right, that thing I keep forgetting about 🙂

Hmm, haven't really found anywhere for muni-ing around here. Most of the
stuff which I reckon would be suitable tends to involve heading out a
fair way first.

I'll have a look at the OS map and potter about a bit.

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Quoted message said:

York doesn't really lend itself to muni! The best places I found in
York itself were near the racecourse. Along the western edge there's a
strip with a track down it, with occasional random concrete structures
and steps between this and the road.

Down there somewhere there is a small wooded patch, in the south west
corner of the racecourse I think. Riding through forests counts as
muni, even if it does only take five minutes to get from one side to
the other!

From there you can also head up the river, which is "pleasant" rather
than "extreme", but still enjoyable.

Yeh, this was what I was probably going to go for - down the river to
the race course and [censored] about.

Someone suggested going to selby, but I think a 15 mile each way uike
ride is stretching it for a juggling convention 😉

Quoted message said:

There is also a strip near the university campus, alongside Windmill
Lane (I think?) from Heslington church up to Hull Road. There is a
trail running from end to end, which is pretty good fun. It's a fairly
windy trail with a few short steep bits, roots, a set of steps and
various logs dotted along its length.

Yeh, unfortunately, we're quite a way from the uni this year, and
anyway, the builders have kinda cocked up that strip 🙁

Bob

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