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  1. "Pete Biggs" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Paul Luton said:
    Quoted message said:

    We're lucky cycling is allowed at all there. Shame
    about Windsor Great Park: "No cycles -- ridden or
    otherwise".


    The situation in Windsor Great Park is complicated by
    poor signing. You can legally cycle on most park roads
    south of the Copper Horse - Sustrans route 4 goes
    through the park.

    Oh right. I don't know the area well at all.

    I was thinking of one particular glorious bit: The Long
    Walk, I think, south of the A308. Why no cycles there?
    Keeping the off-roading riff raff out, or just because Her
    Maj doesn't like bikes?

    I used to ride through it a lot, was always intrigued by the
    speed limit; 38mph, was this the speed below which it was
    not possible to collide with a corgi? ;-)

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    <[email hidden]>, Martinm2
    @wcms.org.uk says...

    Quoted message said:

    I used to ride through it a lot, was always intrigued by
    the speed limit; 38mph, was this the speed below which it
    was not possible to collide with a corgi? ;-)

    Surely as long as you try hard it is possible to collide
    with a corgi at any speed. I guess at lower speeds it is
    easier to ensure that you hit with the drive side of the
    bike, thus increasing the chance of inflicting injury with
    the chain ring!

    Jon

  3. Dave S said:

    Small world, eh? 🙂 Mr Larrington, how the devil are you?

    Alive, moderately well, bruised and battered after falling
    off last week and still, mirabile dictu, gainfully
    employed...

    --

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uklegslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk
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