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No interest I'm afraid.
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OK folks, the above threads and other contact suggest that a single day, and train back, is the most feasible option.
I will contact the train company to see if there is some way we can be assured of train space for the bikes, on the way back to Paddington. It does mean we will be tied to a particular train, but better than the usual arguments with platform staff.
Therefore, a train to Paddington at say 8:00pm should find a gap between the day trippers, and clubbers, and also get us back to central London at a decent time.
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So, nearly done with the running, and looking forward to a couple of pints in the finest company, courtesy of the Dean.
Two lists please. One Day trippers.
Stay over double trouble crew.
Com'on, you know you want to.
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Thanks mister, looking forward to seeing you and some of the other "Usual Suspects."
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Gents, sorry to mess you all about, but I have Dublin Marathon on 27th October, and work pressures have kept me away from any serious training until now.
Can we re-schedule to Saturday/Sunday 1/2 November? The Kassam Stadium is booked out with an Oxford United local derby, but the good news is that I can get a room at the YHA in central Oxford, for six of us, for a measly £25 per head. Less than a train ticket and a mouldy Ginster on the way home, and a a proper there and back ride adventure.
I hope you can all make it, but let me know soonest as booking training races at the moment.
No harm done and if I am honest a light trainng weekend after the rigours of the Dublin marathon is not such a bad idea.
Will get thinking cap on and see if there are any diary gaps between now and Christmas.