Ditchling Devil 2015

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  • mattsaw
    mattsaw Posts: 907
    Yes that was me. I was stuck there for what seemed like ages waiting for one of the guys in the group to catch up, only to realise I had somehow completely missed him and he was already in Brighton :oops:

    That was the other noteworthy thing about today was how friendly everyone was. I had lots of chats with people all day. I suppose the weather and the cake helped, but I don't think I've done an event as 'social' as today.
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  • elbowloh
    elbowloh Posts: 7,078
    Really gutted to have missed it. Still feeling rough today and will have to bail on my weekly 5-a-side too.
    Weather seemed nice and would have been nice to meet a few of you.
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  • vimfuego
    vimfuego Posts: 1,783
    Good to meet you Steve - glad you made it to Brighton as planned. I did better than expected in the end & made it back by 4.30 or so (Coombe Bottom nearly did for me though - glad I knew what was coming). Managed to tag along with a bunch of guys from West Drayton Tri from Devil's Dyke to the second control, then pretty much solo'd it back to RP. Lovely day riding - I thought it was a really well organised event, though making bacon sarnies available at the first control did make me consider just staying there for a couple of hours & then sodding off home. :D

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  • haywire
    haywire Posts: 23
    4:30, that is impressive, I was still sampling the cakes at that point.

    Great day out & superbly organised.
  • vimfuego
    vimfuego Posts: 1,783
    Must admit, I did devour a fair few slices of lemon cake there - what a great spread!
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  • veronese68
    veronese68 Posts: 27,800
    haywire wrote:
    4:30, that is impressive, I was still sampling the cakes at that point.

    Great day out & superbly organised.
    Getting there by 4.30 is a very impressive time, I'm certainly of the stop and eat more cake school of cycling.
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  • Ian.B
    Ian.B Posts: 732
    Daughter and I rolled into the finish with an hour to spare. Got home satisfied but totally spent.
  • FoldingJoe
    FoldingJoe Posts: 1,327
    Might pop this on my list of "to-do's" for next year. Sounds like a hoot.
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  • W12_Lad
    W12_Lad Posts: 184
    Was a fantastic day. So well organised. The food at the stops was amazing. More please.
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  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,310
    W12 lad wrote:
    Was a fantastic day. So well organised. The food at the stops was amazing. More please.

    Did you do 2 laps? :wink:
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  • W12_Lad
    W12_Lad Posts: 184
    :D Not this time Ugo.
    I should have cycled to and from the event though. It's not like I don't know the traffic around Richmond is heavy on a Sunday. :roll:
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