17th June 2007 ride to Castle Bolton in Wensleydale
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The ride report by James Usherwood
A nice sunny day was to start our ride over Wensledale. We then went down a peaceful lane that ran down the side of the A684. It was a gradual slope up to Castle Bolton for our only cafe stop of the day.
As we started on the track just half a mile later a cow charged across the bridleway infront of us.
Three miles later we came back on to the road to join another bridleway. It was then through a ford which lead on to the Askrigg road back into Hawes.
A short 25 mile ride but a interesting one.
You can click here to see the photos of 23rd June ride to Wray
As we started on the track just half a mile later a cow charged across the bridleway infront of us.
Three miles later we came back on to the road to join another bridleway. It was then through a ford which lead on to the Askrigg road back into Hawes.
A short 25 mile ride but a interesting one.
You can click here to see the photos of 23rd June ride to Wray
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