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• #402
Success.
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• #403
👏
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• #404
Just back from a few days riding in the Peak District, so nice and the colours this time of year are worth the adverse conditions.
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• #405
Just noticed this. Great work. Do you have a route file?
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• #406
Nice ride. Pym’s Chair is tough from all three directions but the Jenkins Chapel climb is quite brutal. Fun descent past Windgather though.
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• #407
It was fun, if tough. I've not been back since to right the wrong of stopping. I'd probably take the right halfway down Windgather next time to cut out Kettleshulme.
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• #408
You’ll have gone past my house in Whaley on that route. I really need to get back on the bike.
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• #409
Oh not another Whaley forumite. I grew up on Elnor Lane!
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• #410
You might have told me that before or there may be another on the forum. I’m at the top of Macc Rd. 1km at ~7% is a sting in the tail of pretty much every ride I do.
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• #411
Cheers.
Take a look at the link in post 398, think I mostly referred to that and followed my nose. Could maybe grab a .gpx from Strava?
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• #412
I couldn’t live in Whalley, I’d spend every day queueing outside that bloody bakery and weigh about 30kg extra in no time.
Do @ILb or other locals know the name of the cobbled climb between Disley and Whalley? I was trying to describe it to a neighbour who is map blind but knows ‘climb names’ -
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Start Lane? https://goo.gl/maps/MHR8EYu4CdrrmTwJA
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• #414
Start Lane are the only cobbles I’m aware of round here. Takes you from Kettleshulme on to Whaley lane which is the climb over the top to Disley.
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• #415
Yeh that’ll be it. Great climb
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• #416
Funnily enough, it seems Albion did a photo shoot there recently.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CHz8l-5lG7g/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
It gets a strong avoid from me after I had to unclip when it was wet and covered in moss.
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• #417
Who knew I was as cool as Albion!
Today I swerved the Whalley cobbles in favour of those out the back of Lyme Park. Starts off as cobbles and becomes loose rock and sloppy mud at the moment!
If mr Darcy rode bikes he’d ride an arkose
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• #418
the back of Lyme Park
Is that the bit with the condemned bridge?
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• #419
Is it? I don’t know! The bridleway from the back car park to near the middlewood way. I guess it’s the old back drive to the park. Seemed to all be open as normal and busy with walkers
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• #420
Ah, I was thinking the one from Disley along the Gritstone trail.
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• #421
Just found this thread, just commenting to follow!
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• #422
I’m heading out tomorrow morning to see the sunrise. Currently seems like -1 with windchill so that should be fun. If you see a giant clad in orange on an arkose Ss looking cold say hi!
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• #423
Go steady. Not everything will have been gritted. I went rambling with the dog this morning and Bakestonedale Road (Brickworks Climb) was like a skating rink even at 9.30.
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• #424
Think I'll give it a miss this Saturday then, cheers for the warning/advice.
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• #425
I ran in the end, then rode today. Drizzly round Eccles pike and Peep of Day rather spoilt the views but the roads were better
Cheers.
Just baked up a batch of energy bars so ready to give it a crack tomorrow.