It’s been a while! However, finally, some of the latest coronavirus lockdown restrictions are gradually being eased. One of those is the ability for small groups to meet outdoors again. So it was that I, Sarah, Neil, Andy S and Tracey met at the entrance to Ladybrook Cycleway for a Sunday cycle ride out to Mobberley. This route was inspired by the one I had created for last weeks ride out to Ashley with Sarah. It was a cool morning…
Having missed last Sunday’s cycle ride to Birtles due to a sore ankle, things were beginning to improve for Sarah and this weekend she was up for this one. We chose a flattish route out to Ashley, hopefully, to minimise the stress that might be placed on the ankle when climbing hills. Unfortunately, the stress of pushing hard on the peddles would come in another form – cycling into a headwind. It was, thankfully, warmer weather when we set off…
With the spring-like weather continuing, Sarah and I were keen to make the most of it and enjoy a weekend cycle ride. Sarah had already run an impressive 11 miles before we set off on our way out towards Great Warford. It was a sunny day but with a slight chill in the air. Our route began by heading out through Woodsmoor Then Bramhall and Cheadle Hulme. We briefly picked up a section of the A555, the Airport Bypass. Before…
It was a cool, but thankfully, sunny morning when Sarah met up with our Sunday morning cyclists crew, on the corner of Blossoms Lane, for a cycle ride out to Knutsford. Of course, it was going to be a cycle ride without me! I am still recovering from my hip operation following my crash a couple of weeks ago on the last day of our Cheshire Cycleway tour. (I am writing this blog post, by the way, and not Sarah…
This weeks lockdown cycle ride to Over Tabley saw a reduced number of riders out. Tracey had family over, Neil was working, and Sarah was still struggling with her back. So, we were left with the three Andy’s. It was another overcast morning with the threat of rain. We met in Bramhall at the entrance on to the airport relief road. So, of course, it was down on to the relief road we went. We followed the relief road for…
