Nov 2nd 2014 Norwich Alleycat

Posted on Thu 30th, October 2014

• #1

benjaminbunny

Sunday's Norwich AlleyCat will be held wholly within the outer
ring road and mostly within the inner ring road. £1 per person, and
you will need to bring a pen/pencil, camera/camera phone, and maybe a
sense of humour, and I recommend that you bring a Norwich A2Z to help
you find some of the locations and plan your route..... folding A3
sheet map versions can be purchased from the Tourist Information shop
located in the Forum for about £1.75 each: the A2Z map is a lot better
than the AA map!

Start at the Forum at Midday, and an average rider will take approx.
90 minutes to complete the AlleyCat, As normal there will be a café
social at the finish, so bring a few pennies with you for
tea/coffee/chocolate and cake etc.

Usual format of: 9 clues, 9 unmanned checkpoints, and 2 photo tasks.
• #2

bengreen

That's awesome! If only i weren't working and knew norwich better!
• #3

Vickstein

We'll be there.

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