Dorney - Hambleden - Windsor Farm Shop
11's at Dorney Court Kitchen Garden |
I was rather concerned
on Sunday that all who wished to cycle with C+M would not have seen the notices
saying that I had changed the elevenses venue from Boulters Lock to the Dorney
Kitchen café - but with the assistance of Tony and Graham, the message had
been received!
Nine of us gathered at the cafe, Bob stayed and did his own thing, Alan
continued with us until he peeled off to go back to Osterley, which left Janice,
Neil, Jeff, Graham, Ed, Vic and myself to ride across bridges and through
lanes to Hambleden for lunch. Bray, Waltham St Lawrence, Upper Wargrave and
Henley led us to Mill End to cross the lock and weir to continue the final mile
to the Stag and Huntsman public house. The service was good but...food is
quite pricey! No sandwiches, the soup was definitely a starter size
serving
We left Hambleden around 1.30. going over the weir and lock, up to Remenham
Hill and then we took a route some have done before! Through Cockpole Greeen
and Warren Row to the A4. Left and then right to White Waltham where this time
we did a right before a left to take the A3024 more or less all the way to
Windsor. Tea was taken at Windsor Farm Shop/Coffee Shop where there was a very
large display of vintage vehicles, plus a display of vintage bicycles manned by
Bill and Margaret Squirrel and other members of the V-CC (Veteran Cycle
Club).
Here we split. Jeff continued, no tea stop for him as he had many more
miles to do,........Janice and Graham left after tea and cake, Neil sort of
wandered away...then Ed, Vic and I left. I had but a short distance to my house
but I went into Staines with Ed and joined him for refreshments in
Wetherspoons.
I only did 58 miles but Jeff cycled 95 miles - and goodness knows what
Janice, Ed, Neil and Graham did!!??
Thanks every body for it was a good day and many thanks to Vic for helping
with the route plan
Pam :):)
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