Dave C

Thanks to Jan and the rest of the timekeepers,and Martin for holding in what was a very wet morning. Good to see so many Jets turn out under these conditions. Well done to all involved.

Dave 

I will give you some competition Ian....Dave

Racing at Rothesay on Sunday so won't be out on a run.

Driving or train to catch 12 noon ferry at Wemyss Bay so why not cycle down and come over and cheer on the Wheelers 

taking part in the various races. In previous years some groups have gone the long way via Dunoon or Rest.

Dave

Full club run to Largs next week.

The weather forecast for this Sunday is for heavy rain and wind.

If it proves to be wrong and there is a dry window from 9.30am, would anyone be able to a local run say for a couple of hours.

Houston, Gleddoch, Kilmacolm, Lochwinnoch. but it looks as if it will just be too wet.

Will check on Sunday morning if going out.

Dave

David going to ride and I am quite happy to time keep as less torturous. 

Carol

Stevie,  I will take them.. Dave

Kenny, Carol can do the teas and coffees again and I can marshall

Will be there tomorrow.

Planning to take part + Mrs C

Thanks to Paul for the route and the guys for the company. Brisk pace on the return when Martin finally took a spell up front as he had been saving himself on the way down, not that it was mentioned in the cafe.  .

Carol is time constrained this Sunday and she is planning to tag along with the intermediates as far as Dunlop Dairy just outside Stewarton for a coffee stop.

Out and back is approx.36 miles and ideal for anyone not wishing to go all the way to Troon.

Clubrooms  9.30am

Myself and Carol entered....come on the Joansin

Thanks to Jane and Graham for timekeeping. Think the fact Team Cowan turned up, made the others pull out a bit more.

Paisley Velo have confirmed that roadworks are away...any more riders/helpers ?

Team Cowan planning to be there to regain their trophy.

No run this week as we are hosting the  Habbie Habble Road race in  Kilbarchan. See post under Road Races. If you haven't already volunteered or are taking part in the race, come along and support.

Cheers

Dave

Team Cowan should be there.

How about run to Drymen ,same as run of a few weeks ago but returning by same route via Bonhill .

Clubrooms ;Miller St 9am.

Head for Erskine Bridge , Dumbarton, Bonhill, back road to Croftamie to Drymen for coffee stop.

Bit more than 30 miles but steady pace and fairly flat run.

Please post up if coming.

Dave

Thanks to the timekeepers and to Alan for towing me along and waiting at times on me catching up.However still the fastest I have been up and down the Georgetown on a bike.

Thanks to Martin for the run and to the guys who helped me with the double puncture on the way back. Two snake bite holes on both tubes when examined back home,

Nevertheless a good run in dry weather.

Dave

if weather is dry will more than likely turn up.  Dave & Carol

Andy, myself and Carol should be available.   Dave

Just like to add that Calmac never had much choice but to refund the tickets when Boyd the Boss set about them.

Cheers Boyd

Thanks for the company everyone today and Martin has summed up the run above except for the occasional attacks on the hills from Team Cowan,

Me, Carol, Morna and maybe Boyd are planning to take the five ferries route starting from Ardrossan on the 9.45am ferry.

The route goes from Brodick to Lochranza to Clonaig to Tarbet to Portavadie to Colintraive to Rothesay to Wemyss Bay and is a bit of a classic. Although appox 51miles is hilly in places and an all day trip to include the ferries.

Would be suitable for early retired, pensioners, students, teachers etc and anyone on holiday from work like me  .

Others are welcomed to join us

Dave