Wayne had a fantastic idea this morning. With everyone spread throughout the various neighbourhoods of Victoria, each of us is in a unique position to know all the fun trails, connectors, strange obstacles of their 'hood. We were thinking it would be fun to string these together into a CX Ambassodors Ride of sorts where we all take turns leading the crew through some new features.
Any interest in this? If so, reply with your name and neighbourhood. We'll then try to string them together into a cohesive Friday morning ride. I'll start (multiple Ambassodors per neighbourhood okay):
John D wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2019 1:45 pm
Naturally these would all be on officially approved cycling paths, especially if ridden wearing TSC kit. Correct?
John D wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2019 1:45 pm
Naturally these would all be on officially approved cycling paths, especially if ridden wearing TSC kit. Correct?
JD
Good thing I don't own a kit....
Mark: James Bay/Beacon Hill (West)
* We can't do all neighborhoods in one ride. So multiple rides?
* Let's aim to string 2 or 3 neighbourhoods together to make a 1.5 hour ride
* Shall we finish in a coffee shop in the last neighbourhood we visit too?
* The neighbourhoods should connect (duh!).
* First three neighbourhood suggestions? (I propose Rockland/Gonzales, Fairfield, and James Bay)
* First Ambassador Ride: Friday, Sept 6th?
* Absolutely add your name to the list even if someone is already marked for that neighbourhood!!!
* Definitely go out in advance and explore your neighbourhood to validate any new ideas
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Pretty much everywhere, but especially Thetis
Garth C.
Cordova Bay/Broadmead/cemetary
L3 (altho there might be an actual Cordova Bay resident who'd be better?) - Get you deep city dwellers coming up our way for a change
Pretty much everywhere, but especially Thetis
Garth C.
Cordova Bay/Broadmead/cemetary
L3 (altho there might be an actual Cordova Bay resident who'd be better?) - Get you deep city dwellers coming up our way for a change
Top
Saanich Panhandle/Camosen/Johnny Tyre's front lawn (but judging from all the tread marks on the lawn, everyone knows that route!)
Dolly
