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Post by stephens on Mar 3, 2011 17:19:37 GMT
For future reference what will be the best route to your place from Kingston? I can cycle the route from mine to Kingston blindfolded (I wouldn't encourage it though!) but beyond there is unfamiliar ground for me. I know you'll see this as a doddle Sal  |
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Post by ambersalamander on Mar 4, 2011 12:31:16 GMT
Who are you talking to, my dear?  |
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Post by stephens on Mar 4, 2011 13:49:53 GMT
Mainly you  I think I should've included the words "your" & "ground" into that somewhere lol ;D |
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Post by ambersalamander on Mar 4, 2011 22:03:05 GMT
Me? Then "Sutton" would have been a good word to use, too When are you planning on visiting? From Kingston, the best cycling route is as follows. Take Kingston Road (A2043) and follow it all the way to the A24 at North Cheam - it turns right at the Fountain roundabout. Turn left when you get to the A24 (London Road). Pass 2 sets of traffic lights (first is Sainsbury's, second a pedestrian crossing) then turn right at the third, Gander Green Lane. As you know, our lovely house is on this road. You'll get to a big crossroads, which you go straight over, and the ground is immediately after another pedestrian crossing on the left. You'll like this route if you like nice big hills, because you'll get three between Worcester Park and North Cheam ;D |
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Post by stephens on Mar 7, 2011 12:58:42 GMT
Ah yes "Sutton" would've been a big help wouldn't it! From Kingston, the best cycling route is as follows. Take Kingston Road (A2043) and follow it all the way to the A24 at North Cheam - it turns right at the Fountain roundabout. Turn left when you get to the A24 (London Road). Pass 2 sets of traffic lights (first is Sainsbury's, second a pedestrian crossing) then turn right at the third, Gander Green Lane. As you know, our lovely house is on this road. You'll get to a big crossroads, which you go straight over, and the ground is immediately after another pedestrian crossing on the left. You'll like this route if you like nice big hills, because you'll get three between Worcester Park and North Cheam ;D Thanks and also thanks for giving me warning about the 3 big hills en route I'm pretty sure I'll be able to deal with them...probably. What kind of hill are they like? Anything like Turners Hill down south? |
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Post by ambersalamander on Mar 7, 2011 19:44:01 GMT
Nah, they're not big really! A cyclist like you wouldn't have any trouble with them at all.
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Post by stephens on Mar 8, 2011 12:50:06 GMT
Cool. I've been using Hillingdon Hill & the Hayes By-Pass as hill practice so yeah no problem |
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I think I should've included the words "your" & "ground" into that somewhere lol ;D