Welcome back after a long and somewhat strange summer. With the ever present cloud of Coronovirus hanging over us for the past few months, we've been unable to put on our regular weekly group rides and activities, and, as a result, haven't had any news to report.
With recent relaxations to some of the restrictions, and following advice from Cycling UK, our committee has now decided that we are now in a position to start running our regular rides again, whilst adhering to the current restrictions.
With the absence of club cycling since March, we have decided that the Bill Heywood and Jack Harrison trophies will not be awarded this year, as we haven't held enough activities to make a fair decision. We will be asking the current holders to return the trophies in November as usual, and they will be held for presentation next year, after, hopefully, a new year of full cycling activities.
Sunday! With tousled heads and bleary eyes, the various members of the Nelson Section of the C.T.C. jumped, slid or crawled from between the sheets, and with noses pressed to windows, surveyed glistening roofs and lowering clouds. Suppressing groans, they gulped down breakfasts, packed food, and at times ranging between eight and ten o’clock, launched forth on their trusty steeds in the direction of Malham. As the official route was via Whalley, it is possible that a few actually reached that becobbled village; but many, knowing of shorter and smoother ways, utilized that knowledge and travelled direct.
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