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Knights Templar Compasses & Cross 105Km Knights Templar Compasses & Cross 105km Event phone: 07831 133258 Organiser: Grant Huggins, 76 Bryony Close, Witham, Essex, CM8 2XF [email protected] 10:00 Saturday 3rd FeBruary 2018 from The Battesford Court, 100 Newland St, Witham, CM8 1AH Leg Tot Leg Stage 2 - Margaretting to Hartford End - Tot Stage 1 - Witham to Margaretting - 37.5km km km km 19.9km km R from Start 0.0 Cont. to WRITTLE, Wantz Rd 37.5 0.1 SO mrBt , 1st exit 0.1 4.1 SO RBT, 2nd exit, $ WRITTLE 41.6 0.1 SO TLS, now only a pedestrian crossing 0.2 0.4 R@T, $ Sports Field 42.0 0.2 L@TLS, HowBridge Rd 0.4 0.1 Soon L to Loves Walk, no $ 42.1 0.9 R@T, no $ (Maldon Rd) 1.3 0.3 Thru church yard to exit Opp Bell tower 42.4 0.3 SO mrBt , 1st exit 1.6 0.2 L@T to main road @ Rose & Crown puB 42.6 2.0 Pass Oliver's Nurseries then 3.6 0.1 R@T, $ Wittle College, Lordship Rd 42.7 L $ MALDON B1018 Soon on R Lordship Tea Room 4.0 L@T, $ MALDON, B1018 7.6 1.2 R@RBT, 3rd exit, $ Chelmsford A1060 43.9 0.8 R@RBT, 2nd exit, $ MALDON B1018 8.4 BP Garage shop on R if desired Cycle path on the left if desired 1.1 L@TLS, $ THE CHIGNALS, Chignal Rd 45.0 0.9 SO RBT, 1st exit, $ HeyBridge 9.3 1.6 5th L, Chignal Rd, $ (Chignal Smealy) 46.6 0.5 R@RBT, $ Town Centre 9.8 2.5 R just after Pig & Whistle puB, Breeds Rd 49.1 0.1 SO RBT 9.9 3.2 L@T, no $, Main Rd {Tour de Fr route} 52.3 0.5 R@mrBt, no $ 10.4 2.8 L@RBT, 1st exit, $ Felsted 55.1 0.4 L@mrBt, $ Car Park, FamBridge Road 10.8 1.0 1st R, $ Felsted, B1417 56.1 1.6 SO RBT, $ Latchindon, FamBridge Road 12.4 1.3 1st R, $ LITTLEY GREEN 57.4 2.9 1st R @ Purleigh Wash, $ Chelmsford B1010 15.3 INFO CONTROL IMM on left INFO CONTROL on left in Purleigh 17.3 5.9 L@RBT, $ Bicknacre B1418 21.2 ABBREVIATIONS 0.8 1st R, no $, 7.5T weight restriction, Mill Ln 22.0 R - Right / L - Left 0.5 SO @ X, $ DanBury 22.5 T - 'T' Junction 1.0 R@T, no $ 23.5 @ - At 0.1 L @ T, $ Chelmsford 23.6 RH / LH - Right Hand / Left Hand 0.2 L@mrBt, $ Dandury Common, Mayes Lane 23.8 $ Chelmsford - Sign to 0.5 1st R, $ Sandon, Penny Royal Road 24.3 $ MALDON - Sign to and go to / thru 0.3 R@X, $ SANDON, Woodhill Road 24.6 x - Crossroads (in your favour) 4.3 L@T, $ The Hanningfields, Molrams Lane 28.9 X - Crossroads (give way) 0.4 R@T, $ Lt Baddow, Southend Road 29.3 RBT - RoundaBout 0.9 4th L, opp church, no $ 30.2 mrBt - Mini RoundaBout imm R, Galleywood Road TLS - Traffic Lights 3.5 SO X, $ Margaretting 33.7 IMM - Immediately 3.8 SO X to CHECKPOINT, $ London (A12) 37.5 SO - Straight On near Marget'ing vill. sign Opp - Opposite * Distances are provided for guidance only, [grn tri] - green triangle junction your recorded distance may be different * Thru - Through Eff - Effectively Cont - Continue NCN 16 - National Cycle Network sign DRAFT DRAFT Leg Stage 3 - Hartford End to Coggeshall - 29km Tot Leg Stage 4 - Coggeshall to Witham - 18.8km Tot km The Knights Templar Tour km km km Cont from Control 57.4 Cont from Control 86.6 1.2 L@T, $ Braintree [grn tri] 58.6 0.5 Thru Coggeshall then R, @ staggered x 87.1 $ FEERING, Coggeshall Rd [Soon { The Compasses} pub on L. 3.5 R@T, no $ 90.6 Lunch stop? They're expecting you!] 1.7 1st R, $ The Leighs, Church Lane [grn tri] 60.3 0.2 1st L, $ Tiptree, B1023 90.8 1.4 1st L, no $, towards width restriction sign 61.7 2.1 R after church on R, no $, no HGVs 92.9 {St John's Church a little further beyond L} Windmill Hill 0.2 R@T, no $ [grn tri] 61.9 1.3 R@T, no $ [grn tri], Grange Road 94.2 0.4 Thru concrete Bollards then L over Bridge 62.3 1.2 1st L, no $, [grn tri], L fork easily missed! 95.4 0.4 L@T, no $ 62.7 0.4 1st R, no $, [grn tri], at 30mph sign 95.8 0.3 SO mrBt 63.0 0.9 L@T, no $ 96.7 0.1 1st R, $ Boreham 63.1 0.1 R@T, $ GT TOTHAM, B1022 96.8 1.6 5th L, $ FULLER STREET & Sq and Comp. puB 64.7 1.8 INFO CONTROL @ The Compasses pub 98.6 Cont from Control 0.9 L@[grn tri] $ RANKS GREEN 65.6 0.2 1st R, $ WITHAM 98.8 INFO CONTROL IMM on R cont uphill from Control with 2.4 R@X, $ WITHAM 101.2 {The Sq. and Compasses } on your R 2.2 R@T, $ The Notleys 67.8 2.3 R@T, $ WITHAM 103.5 1.2 L@T $ WHITE NOTLEY 69.0 0.4 SO mrBt 103.9 2.2 R@T, $ WHITE NOTLEY [grn tri] 71.2 0.3 1st L, no $, Laurence Avenue 104.2 1.2 1st L, $ CRESSING, OPP Cross Keys puB 72.4 0.8 R@TLS, no $ 105.0 1.5 R@T, no $ 73.9 0.3 SO mrBt 105.3 0.7 1st L, $ Cressing Temple Barns [grn tri] 74.6 0.2 soon ARRIVEE on L at ZeBra Crossing 105.5 [{Cressing Temple Barns} to R, tea room] and Battesford Court puB 0.5 1st L, $ CRESSING [grn tri] 75.1 1.5 1st R, no $ [grn tri], soon after Cressing 76.6 * Distances are provided for guidance only, your church on R recorded distance may be different * 0.8 R@T, no $ [grn tri] 77.4 0.1 Soon L, $ PERRY GRN, Links Rd 77.5 1.4 R@T, $ COGGESHALL 78.9 0.3 Soon 1st R [grn tri] 79.2 0.6 R@T, no $, towards 18T Weight Limit sign 79.8 4.8 L@T, no $ 84.6 1.6 R@T, $ Town Centre Only 86.2 DRAFT 0.4 CONTROL in Coggeshall, Co-Op in East St 86.6.
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