Wet roads

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If anyone is into wet roads, then you may like this.
http://www.wetroads.co.uk/

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Lee Chapman <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 19 August 2014, 15:23
Subject: wetroads update now online!

All

In what has now been reduced to a near annual event(!), the latest updates are now online and include:

Felingwm Uchaf in Carmarthenshire,
Cefnfeussydd in Ceredigion,
Great Asby, Low Dovengill and Ravenstonedale in Cumbria,
Llandrillo in Denbighshire,
New Smithy in Derbyshire,
Ashill, Aysh, Blaxton, Broadaford, Doddiscombsleigh, Drewsteignton, Grimpstonleigh, Jurston, Kingston, Littleham, Path Hill and South Zeal in Devon, Kitford, Mappowder and Up Sydling in Dorset,
Hinton in Gloucestershire,
Oronsay Tidal Crossing in Highlands & Islands,
Lower Garrington and Shoreham in Kent,
Duck Bridge, Dunsley, Sandsend, Thirlby and Wharram in North Yorkshire,
Brinkburn, Burnfoot, Catheugh, Clarewood, Clennell, Dumbhope, Forestburn Gate, Ghyllheugh, Half Moon Ford, Hazon, Juniper, Lemmington Mill, Linhope, Linshiels, Newbrough, Newton Mill, Rugley Wood, West Greenridge, Whiteburnshank and Whitshields in Northumberland,
Morebattle and Upper Hindhope in Scottish Borders,
Draycott, Lower Faintree, Mawley and Pulverbatch in Shropshire,
Cawthorne in South Yorkshire,
Hopwas and Winshill in Staffordshire,
Hetchell Wood and Kirkstall in West Yorkshire,
Castlemorton Common in Worcestershire.

Many thanks to all who have contributed this time. You make the site what it is!

On an a completely different note, if anyone (or knows someone who) is interested in home-brewing, I have also started a new project www.picobrew.co.uk. There is also a link on the homepage.

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Happy Fording
Lee

http://www.wetroads.co.uk

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I rode Violets Lane in Herts recently which is an unsurfaced road that floods after heavy rain. It's mostly pebble mud and sand and is about half a mile long. When flowing it can get too deep for bikes but unfortunately it was not flowing when we rode it, that said there were long puddles of deep water caused by 4x4 damage that were tricky enough to get a soggy boot! Well worth a trip to the area as we rode roughly 125 miles with lots fantastic lanes and no walkers!