2011-02-12 Sat - 100k Audax Worthing Winter Warmer nr West Grinstead

Worthing Winter Warmer

Dial Post 100 km

 ![](http://www.aukweb.net/meds/m2108s.jpg)    Starting from: **Dial Post, West Sussex**           ** [Google map](http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=RH13%208NS&z=15)       [Aerial view](http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=RH13%208NS&t=h&om=0&z=16)**         

Date: Saturday 12th February 2011 Time: 09:00 Distance: 100 km Sunrise is at about 07:22 Sunset is at about 17:10 GMT **Metcheck weather ** AAA: 0 Total Climb: Ev No: 11-35 Category: BP Facilities: F P R T 200 (29/01) Fee: £5.00 Speeds: 15-25 kph

• Parking free or reasonably priced, at start
  
• Toilets at the start
  
• Refreshments free or reasonably priced, at start and/or finish
  
• Food some free food and/or drink provided on the ride
  
  

Body: Worthing Excelsior CC Organiser: Mick Irons
Address: 36 Phrosso Road Worthing West Sussex BN11 5SL Phone: 01903 240 280 Email: Event entry should be via snail mail to Mick Irons using a standard
Event Entry Form or the organiser's own entry form, enclosing £5.00 payable to Mick Irons (ie not AUK),
and two stamped addressed envelopes. Entries should arrive at least 2 weeks before the event.

^^^

Saturday, so this train:

** Journey summary**

                                               Outward                  Journey (12 Feb 2011)                                                                             Depart London Victoria 0632                                                                    Arrive Billingshurst  0759                                                                     Duration                                                                     01h 27

& 10 mile ride to & from Billingshurst station.

I've not done this event, so have no idea of route etc.

YACF Audax FAQ:

http://yacf.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1201.0

Some more details, including outline of route on the Worthin Excelsior website.

http://www.worthingexcelsior.co.uk/

Looking at the terrain, this appears fairly flat. Is it?

Looking at the terrain, this appears fairly flat. Is it?

No idea. Doesn't have AA points, and I can't see a figure for elevation.

2009 edition route.

[ame]http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Worthing-Winter-Warmer-09[/ame

1000m climbing per 100km is an 'average' Audax. Not flat (you'll definitely feel like you've had a good workout), but nothing gratuitous like the Peak District, Wales, Devon, Cornwall, etc.

Tentatively in for this...

Definitely in for this. Ideally, entries will need to have been posted by 28th January

Nice one Bill. I'm in, other stuff permitting.

^^Ultra smooth use of the future present perfect.

Mudguards will need to have been fitted, and beards grown, by the day of the event.

^Ultra smooth use of the future present perfect.

Mudguards will need to have been fitted, and beards grown, by the day of the event.

Mudguards are NOT compulsory for this event.

(Intentional use of capitals to add emphasis.)

^^Ceramic grammar.

Mudguards are NOT compulsory for this event.

(Intentional use of capitals to add emphasis.)

I was being metaphysical.

Mudguards were good! Would have never thought this

You're old now, tika. Just accept it.

Pluperfect subjunctive, no?

Conditional pluperfect subjunctive.

wets pants

Wouldn't that have been something like, "Ideally, entries will had've needed to be posted by 28th January"?

I wasn't 100% sure of the original label, due to the extra modal :S

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Anyway, the pluperfect subjuncitve has no place in the English language. Not on my watch anyway.

Mudguards were good! Would have never thought this

You're old now, tika. Just accept it.

Old enough to know better.

Like me.

Anyway, the pluperfect subjuncitve has no place in the English language. Not on my watch anyway.

(nor using stative verbs in the progressive aspect, but that's a given unless you're a fucking cunt)

me iz forum's granny!

Wouldst that were true.

Mudguards were good! Would have never thought this

Arecaceae > Countenance

me iz forum's grammar!

FTFY