russ_fae_fyvie
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Ok chaps,
Looking for opinions.
Just putting the final touches to the Sunday Ride Out and got a couple of questions.
Usually on a Sunday run we are out all day, covering around 200 miles.
We already have the date with Glamis Castle at Lunchtime but after then would you prefer:
a. A run back through the hills through Breamar, etc stopping off there for a break before getting back to Fyvie around 5.00pm and covering around 200 miles.
or
b. A shorter (but still delightful!) run back to Fyvie where there is a Gala Day in the grounds of Fyvie Castle which we could get back to for around 3.00pm, it finishes at 5.00pm (starts at 1.00pm), may even get us to all go in together on the bikes ! That is all part of the Homecoming Festival HERE
I know a lot of you ride a long way to get here so may prefer the shorter ride on the Sunday and then have a look at the Gala, if not thats fine too, just want to make sure you lot get what you want !!
Also note that anyone wanting to actually visit Fyvie Castle, it only costs £2.50 on that Sunday afternoon as well.
h1d1ng2
Looking for opinions.
Just putting the final touches to the Sunday Ride Out and got a couple of questions.
Usually on a Sunday run we are out all day, covering around 200 miles.
We already have the date with Glamis Castle at Lunchtime but after then would you prefer:
a. A run back through the hills through Breamar, etc stopping off there for a break before getting back to Fyvie around 5.00pm and covering around 200 miles.
or
b. A shorter (but still delightful!) run back to Fyvie where there is a Gala Day in the grounds of Fyvie Castle which we could get back to for around 3.00pm, it finishes at 5.00pm (starts at 1.00pm), may even get us to all go in together on the bikes ! That is all part of the Homecoming Festival HERE
I know a lot of you ride a long way to get here so may prefer the shorter ride on the Sunday and then have a look at the Gala, if not thats fine too, just want to make sure you lot get what you want !!
Also note that anyone wanting to actually visit Fyvie Castle, it only costs £2.50 on that Sunday afternoon as well.
h1d1ng2
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