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Runs List & Newsletter RUNS LIST & NEWSLETTER PRESIDENT: MR. N. WRIGHT n Secretary: Mrs. M. Hamilton-Walding Tel. 01323 652377 o i t a e-mail: [email protected] s i n a Group names & Contacts: g r H & R = Hastings & Rother - Marian Jones (mob.) 07788 570658 o ’ s Mdwk = Midweek - Andy Cackett Email: [email protected] Tel. 01892 750563 t s i l S & N = Seaford & Newhaven - Ann Rix, 3 Sutton Drove, Seaford. BN25 3EU. Tel. 01323 894283 c y c l Editor & Webmaster: David Rix Email: [email protected] a n Website: www.eastsussexctc.org.uk Photos: East Sussex CTC FlickrGroup & Google Photos o i t a n s ’ K U e h t : K E = Elevenses - from 10.00 unless stated, L = Lunch, T = Tea U g Bring packed lunch & drink on runs unless pub lunch is stated n i l c y C The Midweek Section has groups to suit riders of all abilities. f o p u Geoff’s Saturday Rides. Informal - dependent on weather & other commitments - if interested contact: o r Geoff Boxall (01273 813917) on Friday evening for details of the next day’s ride and meeting place. g l a c o IN THE EVENT OF INCLEMENT WEATHER THE DECISION ON ANY RIDE GOING AHEAD WILL BE MADE BY THE LEADER L Dec. 1st H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Meet for E. 10.00 at Raystede, The Broyle, Ringmer. L. - Picnic with Geoff & Jenny at Ringmer Wed. 4th Mdwk Meet for E. at Lakeside, Horam. L. at The Six Bells, Chiddingly. Leaders: Energetics, Ron Pattenden; Tourists 1, John Taylor, 2, Dennis Miles; Moderate Tourists, Chris Atkin; Easyriders, Geoff or David. ¬¬¬ Midweek Committee Meeting – 2.00 p.m. at Pub. Dec. 8th 12.30 for 1.00 p.m. Cost £10.00 Bookings to Jenny Boxall. Meet for E. from 10.00 a.m. at Middle Farm, Firle. Wed. 11th Mdwk Meet for E. at Jasmines, Blackbrook Gdn. Cntr., The Dicker. L. at King’s Head, E. Hoathly Leaders: Energetics, Martin Georgeson; Tourists: 1, John Beaumont, 2, Adrian Hills; Moderate Tourists, Richard Thatcher; Easyriders, Geoff or David. ¬¬¬ Energetics Christmas Lunch, Wetherspoons, Hailsham – Details: Steve Ratford 07463 883386 Dec. 15th H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Meet for E. from 10.00 at Hillier’s, Stone Cross. L. - picnic with Pat & Roger at Hailsham. Wed. 18th Midweek Festive Mince Pies at John & Joyce Taylor’s, 97 Marsh Foot Lane, ¬¬¬ Hailsham, BN27 2RD L. at The Plough, Upper Dicker or picnic. Leaders: Energetics, Paul Burges; Tourists 1, Steve Harwood, 2, Andy Cackett; Moderate Tourists, Pri Rossetter; Easyriders, Geoff or David. Dec. 22nd H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Meet for E. from 10.00 at Cinder’s, Isfield Station. L. - picnic with Geoff & Jenny at Ringmer. 1 Dec. 25th NO MIDWEEK RIDE TODAY Dec. 29th H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Informal ride. Meet for E. from 10.00 at Happy Days, Holmes Hill. Wed. 1st Jan. NO MIDWEEK RIDE TODAY Jan. 5th Joyce’s New Year Ramble. Distance approx. 6 – 8 miles. ¬¬¬ Start 10.00 a.m. Parking by Alfriston Primary School (TQ 518034) Lunch at “The Plough & Harrow” at Litlington. Please cover boots with plastic bags before entering Pub. (bring you own bags). H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Ramble – as above OR Meet for E. from 10.00 at Ann’s, 3 Sutton Drove, Seaford. Wed. 8th Mdwk Meet for E. at Lime Cross Nursery, Herstmonceux. L. at The Star, Waldron or picnic in churchyard. Leaders: Energetics, Peter Hatch; Tourists 1, Rob Foster, 2, TBA; Moderate Tourists, Chris Atkin; Easyriders, Geoff or David. Fri. 10th D.A. Committee Meeting - 7.30 p.m. - at The Bays, Broyle Lane, Ringmer. Jan. 12th H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Meet for E. from 10.00 at Hillier’s Stone Cross. L. - Picnic with Mia & Karl at Hailsham. Wed. 15th Mdwk Meet for E. at Happy Days, Holmes Hill. L. at The Inn on the Park, Deanland Park, Ripe or picnic. Leaders: Energetics, Mick Hilton; Tourists 1, Richard Wilkes, 2, Dennis Miles; Moderate Tourists, Keith Honeyball; Easyriders, Geoff or David. Jan. 19th H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) S & N Meet for E. from 10.00 at Ann’s, Seaford. L. - picnic with David & Susan at Newhaven. Wed. 22nd Mdwk Meet for E. at Middle Farm, Firle. L. at The Yew Tree, Chalvington or picnic. Leaders: Energetics, Graham Seymour; Tourists 1, John Taylor, 2, Adrian Hills; Moderate Tourists, Richard Thatcher; Easyriders, Geoff or David. Jan. 26th H & R For details of today’s ride please phone - Marian Jones (mob. 07788 570658) ¬¬¬ S & N Section 43rd Anniversary. Bring & Share Buffet Lunch at Geoff & Jenny’s in Ringmer. Meet for E. from 10.00 at Middle Farm, Firle. Wed. 29th Mdwk Meet for E. at Raystede, The Broyle, Ringmer. L. at The Green Man, Ringmer or picnic. Leaders: Energetics, Steve Ratford; Tourists 1, Richard Wilkes, 2, Dennis Miles; Moderate Tourists, Bill Larke; Easyriders, Geoff or David. NO CLUBNIGHT THIS MONTH * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Forthcoming Events – Full details of all events on next runs list. 29th March East Sussex 50km in 2½ to 3½ hours. Starting from The Dicker Village Hall at 10 a.m. Organiser: Mick Hills. Entry fee - £2.00 10th May East Sussex Southdowns Randonnees – 50, 80 & 100km distances. Starting from Ringmer Scout Hut. Organiser: Norman Wright. Entry fee - £5.00 29th April Midweek Spring Lunch at Bodle Street Green Village Hall. Details and Booking form on end of Newsletter. Really Advance Notice Put the date in your diary. 30th September 2020 Midweek Autumn/Anniversary Lunch at Bodle Street Green Village Hall. DEADLINE FOR NEXT RUNSLIST – SUN. 12th JAN. 2020 Please note: copy must be with the editor (David Rix) by this date to be sure of inclusion 2 East Sussex CTC News No. 223 - December 2019 Secretary’s Notes After a summer of extremes in weather of either very hot spells or cool and wet, this autumn seems to be another season of extremes. Ferocious storms, exceptionally high winds and biblical rain have affected many a plan for cycling, yet as quickly as these storms arrive, they also vanish leaving us with fine, crisp, sunny autumn days and spectacular colour on the trees. The down side is that it is also the beginning of the pot hole season, with the extreme rainfall already doing its worst on our roads, and new potholes arriving daily. So when you are out and about please do remember the excellent Cycling UK website FillThatHole where you can report lethal potholes that you come across. It is quick and easy to follow the instructions with the added bonus that you can send your own photo of the offending hole. The Council will not be out and about looking for them, so they do rely on us to report them and if you don’t report it, it won’t get fixed. Committee Matters: Committee meeting on 25th October, took place at David and Susan Rix’s house, and was busy as it was the pre- AGM meeting with various items under discussion. Roger Bacon had the very good news that he had re-negotiated the cost of hiring the Southview Rooms venue for Clubnights, with a saving of £84 a year to us. The Treasurer’s Annual Report was circulated with the opportunity for members to query items, such as HQ requiring a breakdown of how our annual allocation of funds from them, is spent and Roger explained that this year the allocation went on the new printer and ink cartridges – essential for the production of the Runs Lists, as well as the on-going costs of the providing Runs Lists every other month such as paper, ink cartridges and postage. The Secretary’s Report was presented in draft form, and after various adjustments, was agreed to be ready for circulation on Sunday at the AGM. Annual General Meeting Sunday 27th October: The Winged Wheel Project was discussed now the restoration and conservation work has been completed and the wheel has been delivered to Ripe Village Stores, where Kath Sibilier will organise the celebration for its new lease of life and relocation to the shop wall. Both the Treasurer’s and Secretary’s Reports were presented, discussed and accepted. Norman Wright and David Rix were unanimously voted in as our new President and new Vice-President respectively, and the holders of the other posts remain the same. David Rix gave an update on the Egrets Way Project which has stagnated somewhat as negotiations with various landowners have slowed progress immensely. The next Committee Meeting will be 10th January 2020 in Ringmer. Mia Hamilton Walding Hon Sec East Sussex CTC Jerseys available All current stock is now Half Price Summer – Long sleeve, long zip £22 Winter - Long sleeve, long zip £28 Short sleeve, long zip £20 Windstopper/Gilet £18 Long sleeve, short zip £20 Available in various sizes, contact Jenny Boxall (01273 813917) for further details or to try them on. 3 Midweek Section Notes Unfortunately Andy Cackett has been laid up with a terrible head cold and has not been able to prepare any notes for this list. We hope he will soon be recovered and out and about again.
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