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  1. Just been up there for the first time in many years .. taking the kids
    with some rellies for a picnic.

    The place is absolutely teeming with cyclists. Great to see cyclists of
    all sorts on teh roads, including young kids.

    Place is still too packed for me (more used to deserted scottish roads
    at a fraction of the 'phew wot a scorcha' temperature..)

    Seems like a good start in teaching respect for all road users..

    ...d

  2. David Martin said:


    Place is still too packed for me (more used to deserted scottish roads
    at a fraction of the 'phew wot a scorcha' temperature..)


    One good thing about it in this weather is that a lot of the trails
    around the perimeter are shaded by trees, and there's plenty of places
    to get water. Or ice cream.

  3. POHB said:
    David Martin said:


    Place is still too packed for me (more used to deserted scottish roads
    at a fraction of the 'phew wot a scorcha' temperature..)


    One good thing about it in this weather is that a lot of the trails
    around the perimeter are shaded by trees, and there's plenty of places
    to get water. Or ice cream.

    and hundreds of people to mow down on the shared use path!

    Jim.

  4. Jim Ley said:
    POHB said:
    David Martin said:

    Place is still too packed for me (more used to deserted scottish roads
    at a fraction of the 'phew wot a scorcha' temperature..)


    One good thing about it in this weather is that a lot of the trails
    around the perimeter are shaded by trees, and there's plenty of places
    to get water. Or ice cream.

    and hundreds of people to mow down on the shared use path!

    Jim.


    The large family group using 10m of it between the Sheen and Roehampton
    gates to play Boule was the most amazing use of it I've seen recently.

    Julesh

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