Winter Jennride video !
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2024 10:24 pm
Been sent this video from the #WinterJennride put together by a lass called Beth. I think she has done rather well even getting me to smile on camera!
75 out of the 93 riders started the ride in some pretty poor conditions, they faced a 100 mile ride with 9 checkpoints to visit if they were that way inclined. Alpkit provided the well earned snack station before the climb up to Kirkstone Inn. Constant rain meant the riders were pitching the tent at Langdale Campsite, thats if they could find some grass which was not water logged! The Old Dungeon Ghyll provided the hot food and free beer if you got there earlier enough which was very kindly donated by Stu Taylor - . The following day the sun came out of hiding and shone on the riders for the majority of the day. A nice early climb rewarded the riders with some stunning views over the Langdale Valley before they headed over towards Coniston and the Walna Scar road to Torver. Final proper food at the Wilson Arms before the route took them over Hawkshead Hill spitting them out at Brathay before reaching the Alpkit feed station, fed and watered the smiley riders set off before the final stretch home. 3 rivers descent down into Staveley made sure the bikes were pretty much mud free before finally finishing at the Hawkshead Brewery for a well earned pint.
£1350 raised for St Gemmas Hospice and £1350 to ridersresilience
#ridersresilience #StGemmas #Alpkit
Big thanks to my helpers /Wheelbase Cycles / Alpkit / Jumpy James Photography & Web https://www.facebook.com/media/set/... the superb pics and of course The GirlGoneNomad!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XYYcVxK6gE
75 out of the 93 riders started the ride in some pretty poor conditions, they faced a 100 mile ride with 9 checkpoints to visit if they were that way inclined. Alpkit provided the well earned snack station before the climb up to Kirkstone Inn. Constant rain meant the riders were pitching the tent at Langdale Campsite, thats if they could find some grass which was not water logged! The Old Dungeon Ghyll provided the hot food and free beer if you got there earlier enough which was very kindly donated by Stu Taylor - . The following day the sun came out of hiding and shone on the riders for the majority of the day. A nice early climb rewarded the riders with some stunning views over the Langdale Valley before they headed over towards Coniston and the Walna Scar road to Torver. Final proper food at the Wilson Arms before the route took them over Hawkshead Hill spitting them out at Brathay before reaching the Alpkit feed station, fed and watered the smiley riders set off before the final stretch home. 3 rivers descent down into Staveley made sure the bikes were pretty much mud free before finally finishing at the Hawkshead Brewery for a well earned pint.
£1350 raised for St Gemmas Hospice and £1350 to ridersresilience
#ridersresilience #StGemmas #Alpkit
Big thanks to my helpers /Wheelbase Cycles / Alpkit / Jumpy James Photography & Web https://www.facebook.com/media/set/... the superb pics and of course The GirlGoneNomad!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XYYcVxK6gE