On Saturday Nov 21, Strays will ride the Loop Around the Lake, taking in the roads that circle Newnans Lake, passing thru Windsor and Rochelle on the way to the Gainesville Hawthorne Trail. 32 - 35 miles of scenic  riding.

Arrive at Boulware Springs at 9 am to depart at 9:15.
We will meet at the picnic tables next to the dirt lot.

Speed 2.5 - 46 mph, depending on terrain. Average speed  has typically been 12 - 14 mph in recent times.

This ride is mostly flat except for the hills of Kincaid Road, at the
beginning of the ride.

There will be two convenience store / rest room stops during the ride. The first stop will be at about the 3 mile point in the ride, for those who need a bathroom break, before the next stop at Tim's Fast Nickel (at about mile 22).

No pace lines, no racing, no wheel sucking, just a fun social ride.

After the ride the hungry may head to a local restaurant for lunch.

Helmets are REQUIRED on all Strays rides, mirrors recommended, music machines and headphones forbidden.

Safety  protocols  are  always  observed on Strays rides
http://gccfla.org/labtips.html

NEW RIDERS  must  read  the  following  before  joining  us:
http://gccfla.org/cgi-bin/webridedetail.cgi?groupid=8

Any other questions:

Rob Wilt
GCC VP
386-418-3794

(All calls are screened, if you identify yourself as
a GCC club member and I am home, I will pick up)

Note:
Don't email me after midnight and expect a reply. I don't check my email in the morning before rides.

Directions:

Park anywhere you like at the trail head for the GHT in Boulware Springs Park, in the dirt lot, the paved lot next to the spring house, or at the immediate paved lot on the trail. But we gather to start the ride at the picnic tables next to the dirt lot, just off of SE 15th st.

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