Hi there. I am contemplating riding WRT again this year but don't have any wheels and its none too handy for the train. Is anyone travelling there from the Brighton area who would be up for a ride share?
Cheers
Elaine

Bearbonesnorm wrote:I'd just take the red bivvy bag ...

Chances are it'll be quite late when you settle down, so getting dark.
A bivvy is far less obvious than a tarp.
I took a bright blue bivvy on the first TNR - it was fine.

Sorted then

TBH I don't know if I will roll off my mat as its usually always in the bivy bag with me so no, I don't roll off it... and ive also just ordered 2m of Tyvek from the shop so I will try it out and let you know :-)…. thanks for the feedback re hooped bivies…. my tarp is 2m x 3m so doesn't do a full 't...

Thanks to James for his forward looking approach to gender balance on TNR, i'm already in... (sorry if you were trying to get a flight from LGW to TRN on the sunday, I think I got the last one.... ) My thoughts now (obvs) turn to kit... after all discussing kit is the natural extension from talking ...

E, if you can get to Reading... thanks wriggles, OK for i have you in first reserve? its just i know what a ball ache getting the train to Reading from here is as i used to live in Crowthorne.. going via Gatwick involved the double destiny wheel of misfortune that is Southern Rail, compatcted by Gr...

Hi there. Should be able to squeeze you in. I'm driving up from seaford on the Saturday morning, picking a mate and his bike up from a train station somewhere en route. There are a few bits to iron out, but put me down as 90% good for it! Fab, thanks a lot. I didn't want to have to rely on our supe...

Is anyone (with a car) able to offer a ride/petrol share to the WRT for one small woman and her bike from the Brighton area please?

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Reckon I'd submit my postcard inside an envelope containing both postcard and cheque for £40 payable to Smart Shelter

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