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York-Selby cycle path query

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  1. I'm doing a DIY pemanent tomorrow and part of the route takes in the York
    Selby cycle path. I'm sure that i saw that the York end was under water
    earlier in the week.

    Do any of the York based users of urc know what the current state of play
    is?

    Cheers

    -=V=-

  2. vernon twisted the electrons to say:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm doing a DIY pemanent tomorrow and part of the route takes in the York
    Selby cycle path. I'm sure that i saw that the York end was under water
    earlier in the week.

    Quoted message said:

    Do any of the York based users of urc know what the current state of play
    is?

    The section from Riccall to ~Escrick will probably be rather muddy,
    however once you're north of Escrick it's tarmac'd and should therefore
    be okay. (The sections across the actual racecourse (all of about 10-20
    metres!) might be a bit dodgy as well, but could be avoided by going
    through Bishopthorpe instead.)

    Once you get into York, and the route drops down to the riverbank then
    you may be in trouble. The river is certainly high enough to have wiped
    out the paths on both banks near the Royal Mail building, and I believe
    the same is true of the east bank south of there. IIRC, the west bank is
    a little higher so you might be okay getting into the centre of York.
    --
    These opinions might not even be mine ...
    Let alone connected with my employer ...

  3. Following on from vernon's message. . .

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    I'm doing a DIY pemanent tomorrow and part of the route takes in the York


    Pardon my ignorance. What is a "DIY permanent"?

    It sounds painful 🙂

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  4. "Peter Fox" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Following on from vernon's message. . .

    Quoted message said:

    I'm doing a DIY pemanent tomorrow and part of the route takes in the York


    Pardon my ignorance. What is a "DIY permanent"?

    It sounds painful 🙂

    Quoted message said:


    A DIY permanent is an Audax ride where the route is chosen by the rider and
    done on a date specified in advance. I've ridden about ten 100km permanents
    of other types in the past year and tomorrow's permanent will be my first
    ever DIY 100km.

    You can find out more about permanents at the Audax UK web site
    www.audax.uk.net

    As it stands I might not make a start as I've been fighting off a chest
    infection and I'm not quite sure if my lungs are up to it. I don't want to
    make things worse as I want to be able to ride during the Xmas holidays.

    HTH

    -=V=-

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