ANZAC DAY - LEST WE FORGET - AN SSRC EVENT

Event Details

Time: April 25, 2012 from 8am to 11am
Location: Institute Hall Carpark Port Noarlunge next to Becks Bakehouse
Street: Corner of Clarke and Ward Streets
City/Suburb: Port Noarlunga
Phone: 0408900889
Event Type: anzac, day, social, ride, and, coffee
Organised By: Paul Mc
Latest Activity: Apr 25, 2012

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Event Description

This is a 57 km flat and hilly ride starting from Port Noarlunga Institute Hall Carpark for a 7.45am briefing to start at 8 am returning by approximately 11 am. There are also toilets available at this start point.

The ride follows the Esplanade to Moana before using the Coast to Vines trail to Mclaren Vale, California Road, Malpas Road and Coast to Vines to Willunga, ascend Old Willunga Hill, turn left onto Range Road, down Pennys Hill Road and returning along Coast to Vines to Seaford and back to Becks Bakehouse for a well earned coffee.

Route map below.

http://www.bikemap.net/route/1521261#lat=-35.220686261958&lng=138.544655&zoom=11&maptype=ts_terrain

All riders with a mechanically sound road or flat bar type bike (including mountain bike) and an approved helmet are welcome. It is advised that you ensure that your bikes are in good working order prior to the day of the ride.

Toilet facilities and water is available on our return through McLaren Vale. A leader and tail end charlie will be appointed with regular regroups to ensure no one is left behind. This is a social ride. We have a few strava stages for people to try a sprint.

All riders ride at their own risk and are deemed responsible for themselves, It is advised to have public liability insurance, and to carry on your person emergency contact name, address and phone details.

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Comment by Gillian on April 23, 2012 at 22:06: Don't panic Paul, I was only having a lend. You will know when I am serious, trust me. AVO was nearly toast on Saturday ;-)

Chances are there will be hot coffee in the sag wagon - mine! I usually throw a stack of cycling spares and 1st aid stuff into the truck during my photo expeditions, just in case. However, I'm not quite sure where St John's stands on a hip flask these days?

Comment by Paul Mc on April 23, 2012 at 20:38: thanks buddy, c u soon

Comment by Patrick O'Kane on April 23, 2012 at 20:02: @ Paul Might be having my rum infused coffee at the dawn service at Marion so probably won't see you at Morphett Vale.

Good luck with the ride.

Comment by Paul Mc on April 23, 2012 at 19:47: Yes you are right, its Anzac day it will be cold and possible shower, just joshing on the catering.

Comment by Gillian on April 23, 2012 at 19:13: The Catering Wagon isn't my department.

It's ANZAC Day. HTFU goes without saying :)

Comment by Paul Mc on April 23, 2012 at 19:10: Can you bring some anzac biscuits and some rum infused coffee. If its as cold as today we will need some warmth. It will be good to see you out and about Gillian if you have time.

Comment by Gillian on April 23, 2012 at 19:05: I might strategically place a sag-wagon half way up Willy. However, I'm not necessarily planning on giving you a lift. There will be encouragement and photographic evidence of stragglers, walkers and winners :)

Comment by Paul Mc on April 23, 2012 at 7:56: Umm, mostly its flat to underlating but with one big hill to climb and then descend, I didnt want to say it was hilly as the most part its not, so I tried to confuse you instead, hopefully we will see you on Wednesday.

Comment by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on April 23, 2012 at 2:37: "This is a 57 km flat and hilly ride"

Am I nit picking but how can it be flat and hilly?