Tony took us to this place after a gentle ride over Ashdown.
One of the best places i have been to on a club run.
Clean, warm lovely food and coffee slightly slow service but overall 9/10
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Marks Cross-garden centre cafe
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Marks Cross-garden centre cafe
by simoncharlesworth on Mon Dec 08, 2008 2:48 pm
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by Mike Piper on Mon Dec 08, 2008 5:38 pm
I agree so hopfully the cafe and route can be on our pre planner of 6 or so rides idea ?, Good to have a hilly route.
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by Phill on Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:08 pm
Tony was heard to say "This route is not hilly enough, I must add a few more hills next time 
I think there is a circuit whereby we can go back to the bottom of the Groombridge / Crowborough climb and do it all over again.
I think there is a circuit whereby we can go back to the bottom of the Groombridge / Crowborough climb and do it all over again.
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by ronlee on Mon Dec 08, 2008 9:10 pm
It's one of the controls on our 200k and 300k audaxes so there are easier ways to get to it.
Does anyone want details of the particularly hilly 300k that Andy Uttley designed for our 2006 Fairies Definitely Not Flat 300?
Does anyone want details of the particularly hilly 300k that Andy Uttley designed for our 2006 Fairies Definitely Not Flat 300?
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