[Bristol Vintage Velo - Need for Tweed] Stormy Weather

[Bristol Vintage Velo]

You've probably noticed that there is a spot of metereological bother forecast for tomorrow. With this in mind, we've decided to give people the option of skipping the outdoor part of the ride and proceeding to the scoffing of cakes, raffling of prizes, drinking and dancing.

Entrants should have received an email giving full details but if not, send us an indignant missive at vintage...@gmail.com.

For the brave or foolhardy, we'll be running the ride tomorrow as planned, with a few tweaks (e.g. the ginger beer stop has now been replaced by tea).

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Posted By Bristol Vintage Velo to Bristol Vintage Velo - Need for Tweed on 4/28/2012 07:01:00 PM

[Mark Deacon]

I Sir am an English man, I will not be driven indoors by the weather,I will see you at Mr Brunel's magnificent bridge at 10.30am.

[Martin McDonnell]

I believe that I have an old shooting jacket that should withstand the elements – a G&T may help too.

[Mr B Ghia]

I'll be there...but what's the plan?

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Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2012 7:01 PM

Subject: [Bristol Vintage Velo - Need for Tweed] Stormy Weather

[Vintage Velo]

The plan is to do a slightly truncated version of the route (with the ginger beer stop replaced by piping hot tea). Or take option "B" and make you way to the end destination for 1 pm.

[Paul Wheatcroft]

See you at Clifton. My vintage police cape better do the job!

Blowin' in!

Paul

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Sent: Sunday, 29 April 2012, 8:37
Subject: Re: [Bristol Vintage Velo - Need for Tweed] Stormy Weather

[Jullian Merriman]

Kitted up and keen. See you soon chaps and chapesses.