southlakes
06-29-08, 01:20 PM
Click the link http://www.southlakesgroup.org.uk/2008photogallery/photos28thjune.html to see photos of yesterday South Lakes Group ride to Underbarrow in the Lakes in the UK.
With regards
Simeon
With regards
Simeon
Mountain Biking - Photos of yesterday ride to Underbarrow in the Lakes in the UK.
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kenhill3
06-29-08, 01:37 PM
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful scenery!
ilikebikes
06-29-08, 06:14 PM
All that beautiful scenery and cake too! :eek: I hate you! ;) Oh yeah....Welcome to the forum! :welcome
southlakes
06-30-08, 09:45 AM
Thank you ilikebikes, you can't go wrong with two national parks and two areas outstanding natural beauty with in cycling distance of where I live near Lancaster in North Lancashire.
cryptid01
06-30-08, 10:24 AM
Beautiful cake and scenery, although I don't see much evidence of mountain biking...
C Law
06-30-08, 11:02 AM
^+1 You didn't shuttle or huck anything?
Next time we want a picture of someone dropping off that church roof.
Next time we want a picture of someone dropping off that church roof.
southlakes
07-01-08, 04:59 PM
Hi gastro,
I would like point out the Rough-Stuff Fellowship is off-road cycle touring club which was founded in 1955 and the South Lakes Group has two rides per month which about two thirds on road and third off-road where we ride to the tracks. The other two rides per month are about two thirds off-road and third on-road plus starting point for the ride is about half hour to hour drive in car from Lancaster.
On this ride we did about 48 miles from starting point of the ride, plus two of riders rode to the start! If anybody wants to find any more information about the Rough-Stuff Fellowship checkout the national website at http://www.rsf.org.uk
Simeon
I would like point out the Rough-Stuff Fellowship is off-road cycle touring club which was founded in 1955 and the South Lakes Group has two rides per month which about two thirds on road and third off-road where we ride to the tracks. The other two rides per month are about two thirds off-road and third on-road plus starting point for the ride is about half hour to hour drive in car from Lancaster.
On this ride we did about 48 miles from starting point of the ride, plus two of riders rode to the start! If anybody wants to find any more information about the Rough-Stuff Fellowship checkout the national website at http://www.rsf.org.uk
Simeon
cryptid01
07-01-08, 05:56 PM
Hi southlakes,
That's great! What a rich history your group has.
gastro
That's great! What a rich history your group has.
gastro
tizeye
07-05-08, 03:38 PM
Thanks for the photos. Three years over there, including 2 trips to the lake district, wasn't nearly long enough.
What people don't realize, the last picture of the canal with the road beside it. There is a whole network of canals that were the primary means of getting goods to market prior to the industrial revolution. That roadbed was for workhorses pulling the longboat/barges.
Also, the unlabeled picture between the tree and ford pictures. Notice the directional sign at the break in the brick wall. There to document the hiking path between villages. Such history.
What people don't realize, the last picture of the canal with the road beside it. There is a whole network of canals that were the primary means of getting goods to market prior to the industrial revolution. That roadbed was for workhorses pulling the longboat/barges.
Also, the unlabeled picture between the tree and ford pictures. Notice the directional sign at the break in the brick wall. There to document the hiking path between villages. Such history.
southlakes
07-07-08, 10:32 AM
Hi tizeye,
In unlabeled picture the signpost for footpath going to place called Bonfire Hall.
Simeon
In unlabeled picture the signpost for footpath going to place called Bonfire Hall.
Simeon
patentcad
07-07-08, 01:48 PM
Man, that's awfully British. Nice shots.