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Mark Tipping2023-08-05 10:22:05tcn2023

Late late query as ever. I too cannot get tcx files to load onto garmin connect. I do not have any text files to delete, I am just trying individual tcx files as courses. Anyone got a fix for this please?

Tony Prichard2023-08-05 10:30:09tcn2023

Try this way. It works for my Edge Touring. Before exporting your routes, try to limit the name to 15 characters or less as the remaining characters will get truncated. Plug in your Garmin On the website, navigate to your route or ride. Go to the Export tab Click TCX Course or FIT Course. If your computer prompts you to save the file to a specific location, place it somewhere memorable like the desktop. Using the Finder, My Computer or other tool on your computer, open up the drive associated with the Garmin, usually labeled Garmin Open the Garmin folder located inside the Garmin drive. Click/drag the exported file from your desktop to the NewFiles folder. Safely remove the Garmin (Eject on an Apple machine) and unplug it from the computer After powering it on click the Courses icon and locate your route

Mark Tipping2023-08-05 11:20:39tcn2023

Tony

Mark Tipping2023-08-05 11:28:02tcn2023

Thanks Tony, I gave up on Garmin connect and did as you say, plugged both sat navs into the desktop and copied tcx files across into courses folder on both the edge tour and the 705, both now appear to have the files on and they seem to load up ok so I am hoping it is a glitch with the Connect App. I had tried the 15 character renaming of tcx files with no underscores etc but that didn't help. I only use tcx these days Garmin say there is about a 100 fold increase in waypoints compared to gpx so I was v keen to get it sorted, even if I procrastinated up to the day before the event! See you in the drinks tent tomorrow no doubt!

Terry Barnaby2023-08-07 10:52:03tcn2023

Found 1 x Garmin fitness tracker + 1 x rear light on cycle way near campsite. Terry Barnaby

David Ross2023-08-07 14:38:18tcn2023

Garmin belongs to Janet Roberts, pitch 45.

Terry Barnaby2023-08-08 10:45:37tcn2023

Canel path verry narrow in places. I would at least miss the bit after you turn left up another canel just after Warick by pass and cut off corner. Also need to go diwn steps at start so could route to join canel later on.

Neil Wheadon2023-08-08 12:00:31tcn2023

There are about 15 steps down to the canal. It’s a little narrow to the cafe for 400 metres. Pas Hatton Locks is wider and scenic. Yes it’s narrower on the last part, but a gentle walk for maybe 600 metres if you wish and does provide a less trafficked way into Warwick. Whatever you choose take care

Stephen Rickard2023-08-08 15:23:39tcn2023

At tonight’s cycle jumble I will be selling cycling fillets in a range of sizes. They are £5 each and all sold in aid of Red Rubber Ball charity who support the education of young people in Kenya. Please come and have a try on - from 6.30pm onwards

Stephen Rickard2023-08-08 15:25:32tcn2023

Fillets = gillets 😂

Stephen Rickard2023-08-08 22:29:15tcn2023

Hi all, thanks to all those who bought Gillets this evening. We had to pack away for the quiz tonight. We will put the stall out again tomorrow afternoon say 5-6 pm for those that missed us . We have quite a few Gillets left for sale.

Phil Harmer2023-08-09 09:17:59tcn2023

Tandem Games now Thursday evening at 7pm : better chance of dry grass.

Stephen Rickard2023-08-09 17:22:32tcn2023

Hi , come on down to HQ now for a cup of tea or coffee and buy a very nice gillet for charity for 5 pounds only.

Neil Wheadon2023-08-09 23:17:54tcn2023

Hi folks. With the traffic lights on the roundabout, please can you use the cycle path or wait at the lights. Please don’t use the pavement. We had to deal with a local resident today complaining about pavement riding, and as everyone is on a tandem, it’s not difficult to find the group responsible. Thankyou neil

Neil Wheadon2023-08-10 14:45:14tcn2023

Morning coffee stops on the next 2 days.

Neil Wheadon2023-08-10 14:50:52tcn2023

Morning coffee stops on the next 2 days. Friday will see us head NW to Henly-in-Arden . There is nothing really on route until Henley (thinking about the short especially) Therefore Ron and Linda along with Gareth and Gill will be manning an impromptu bun stop at Sambourne. There will be a choice of Waitrose finest cakes as I emptied their cupboards this morning. No coffee/tea, so take a drink. There is a largish green and a seat. Provided some local busy body doesn’t object they will be there 10:00 -12:00. Look out for the TC pendant and a blue umbrella

Neil Wheadon2023-08-10 14:57:52tcn2023

Saturday sees a coffee and cake stop at the Mecure Warwickshire Walton Hall. It’ll be in the hall as you pass the hotel (past reception) Again 10:00 - 12:00. They are using coffee urns so not as good quality but faster (I hope) this stop is about 15.5km, so ideal. Enjoy both . This is the East ride

Neil Wheadon2023-08-10 15:01:56tcn2023

The main hall got double booked for Saturday night, I’m afraid, so we have to vacate by 10:00. This gives enough time to wash up etc and will include the ladies showers. The good news is that as a thankyou for being understanding, I’ve been given access to a room under the main stand and area by the finishing line with picnic benches for Saturday night, so a bit of a bonus

Stephen Rickard2023-08-11 16:38:26tcn2023

We have some Gillet left if you want. Silver vw van centre of field pitch 51. Come this afternoon. Thanks Steve

Stephen Dee2023-08-13 06:38:00tcn2023

Did anyone pick up two Tupperware boxes from thf hall? Please let me know other wise I will be In Doghouse when I get home

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General Rally Information

Directions

Please use sat nav with caution.

Turn off the A262 in Goudhurst by The Vine Inn onto the B2079 (signposted Marden, international caravan site sign). The Site entrance is on the left within 3 miles (see sign).

From the North (Maidstone) on the A229: in 1.25 miles fork right at the roundabout onto the A229 towards Loose, Coxheath; in 4 miles just past Stile Bridge Inn, fork right onto the B2079 to Marden; in 2.25 miles at the T-junction in Marden turn right (still on the B2079). The Site entrance is on the right within 2.5 miles (see sign).

From the East on the A262: on entering Goudhurst fork right by The Goudhurst Inn onto the B2084; in about 0.75 mile turn right onto the B2079; then as above.

Postcode: TN12 9ND

GPS: Lat 51.14751 / Lon 0.47578

OS grid reference: TQ731417

OS Landranger (1:50,000) map: 188

Arrival

You may arrive from 08.30am from Friday 23rd May to the end of the rally. When you arrive, please go to the campsite reception to register and be directed to a pitch. Badges and t-shirts, if ordered, will be available for collection from the marquee.

You will also be offered the opportunity to book a slot for the fish and chips evening and to order your meat for the BBQ. You can still order later if you wish.

Departure

Please leave the campsite by 12.00. If you wish to stay longer please check with reception before 10.30am on your day of departure.

Parking for people staying off-site: and visitors

Visitors

There may be a small charge for those staying offsite and visiting the site during the day or evening. This has not been confirmed by the site as yet.

Electric Charging for cycles and sundry items

All those on a numbered pitch will be able to charge their cycles and sundry equipment from their hook-up. Cars must not be charged from the campsite hook-ups. Cycle campers will have access to charging points in the marquee.

WiFi

The telephone signal is very poor around the site. The site have had a third party WIFI system installed by TSG WIFI. It is not cheap but will save you pulling your hair out. You can connect 10 devices to each login.

Fridge / Freezers

In the marquee there will be a fridge for the use of cycle campers. The campsite has also made available their freezer, located in the Information Room, for the use of rally attendees. This can be used for storing bagged, labelled frozen food.

Shopping

Noting the site is quite remote and a number of the rides do not pass close to shops on their return to the site, the site has a well stocked shop that generally sells Gas, Aqua Kem, milk, soft drinks, bread, eggs, local Korker sausages, a selection of groceries, ice creams and caravan accessories. Newspapers and magazines can be ordered. The campsite is card only payments.

The Campsite have arranged a daily delivery from Sainsbury’s, starting from Monday 26th. Orders should be placed with Reception by 16.00 pm on the previous day There will be a list of groceries from which we can select but if you require other items, you will need to supply the Sainsbury code and price. Card payments only and please note there will be a small mark-up to cover the site’s costs. Cold groceries will be kept refrigerated until collection.

The site also has an arrangement with The Bread Shed who provide sandwiches, scotch eggs and salad pots. These are available from the fridge in Reception.

Local Shops

The closest small shops are in Marden:

Large Supermarkets

Many more in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge.

Cycle Shops

Organised Events:

As there are no reasonably accessible local pubs we are setting up a bar in the marquee. The bar will be open each evening and we will organise the opening times to generally fit with peoples needs. The bar will be run on a largely non-profit basis and payment will be via a card reader. There will be local keg beer and cider, wine and a selection of soft drinks.

Suggested Rest Day Activities

No organised trips but any of the following would be enjoyable:

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Rides

The rides have all been derived from our monthly Kent area group rides so we know them well and they generally follow the the local back lanes so are quiet and scenic. The cafes in the area are generally small so to avoid them being too busy we have suggested two directions each day. These have been selected on when certain attractions may be open. Of course you can choose to go on any ride on any day as you wish.

List of OS Landranger maps for the Tandem Club National Rally 2025:

188; 189; 177 (very limited part of NE long)
178 (NE long, E long & E medium (very limited part))
199 (South long, medium plus & medium)

General Rally Information

Campsite Information

Campsite Layout

I have pre-arranged where everyone is pitched. Done for 2 reasons, mainly so people can camp close to friends and also to reduce the admin time on arrival.

I have allocated randomly, but have kept requests together. There are some non electric campers who are friends with electric campers. I have facilitated this, so the non electric campers can see roughly where to pitch. These are now set, it was quite a task to get these right, please no requests to move now.

Arrival

Earliest at 14:00 on Sunday please.  You may arrive after the 6pm cutoff mentioned on the campsite's website, but please try to arrive by 8pm (to make it easier for those directing arrivals).

There will be 4 couples to direct you.

If you wish to stay on Saturday, you will need to arrange this with the campsite direct and may need to change to your allocated pitch for the rally on Sunday.

Departure

Please leave by 12:00 (midday)

If you wish to stay longer, contact the campsite

Electric Pitches

These are around the outside. The pitches aren't marked as such and in some cases you'll need to zig zag slightly to achieve distances.

The campsite's rule is 6 metres between hard units (the side of your van/caravan/tent), 3 metres between the awnings.

If on electric please bring a 25metre length of cable, longer if you have one.

Non Electric Pitches

In the middle, it's a big area, spacing won't be an issue. No spaces are reserved.

However I have had 3 bookings ask to be close to the toilets for reasons that won't go into. The field extends close to the toilets so please be considerate. There is a small area of grass next to the toilets, no tents here please.

Rooms

We have 2 rooms booked and they are at the far end. I will have the keys and will open and close these.

I have charging cables and USB adaptors to charge things, but only a limited number. If you can bring your own multi-adapter with a plug, that would be really helpful.

For those camping, bikes are not to be stored overnight in these rooms. There are plenty of fences around the site to use.

The rooms need to be kept clean and tidy.

These rooms will be used for evening activities and for tea coffee when coming back.

Tea / Coffee

A kettle and tea and coffee will be available, I'll try to keep this restocked, but please don't rely on it.

Can everyone try to bring their own cups please. There are a few spares and if you use these please wash them up and return.

The same applies for the welcome drink, please pack a glass or equivalent.

Showers

There are showers on site, these are reported as OK, so I have ordered in a 4 unit facility that will be on the hardstanding, close to the entrance.

Rubbish

The site are providing bins, you'll find these at various locations.

Recycling is possible but NOT GLASS, please take this home with you. I haven't yet found a site in Stratford.

Manager on Site

The manager Sherrie will be on site all week near the office.

Any issues to do with rubbish and camping can you seek her out please.

Emergency Contacts

I will have a mobile, but will be using a temporary number for the week, as will Phil Harmer. This will be available during the week should there be any emergencies and will be posted in the on the rally notice board when we get a SIM card. Please only call if absolutely necessary.

Shops

The closest is Simply Fresh. It's a convenience store, but it really is a good one. Out the campsite, head right and bear right at the roundabout, it's 400 metres along on the right. You can miss the road works by using the cyclepath and using Aintree Road.

Other big supermarkets. There is nothing west of the site. They are on the other side of town to the east

Badges

There will be rally badges. These will hopefully be ready for your arrival, if not at the welcome drink.

Schedules for the Week

Rides

There are a lot of National Trust properties in this area and the rides go past quite a few. You can't access tearooms unless you are a member (other tearooms are available). If you want to join, now's the time!

Evening Entertainment

All activities in the rooms, unless otherwise stated.

Routes and Places of Interest Viewable and Downloadable

The following is the list of rides with maps showing the ride with statistics and places of interest on the routes. Only those booked for the event and logged into the website will be able to access these.

Rides

For folks new to this, there is no set leaving time. These are NOT guided. However if you want to cycle with a group. Meet at 09:00 at the entrance gate. There if others want to, you can get together and cycle together. To the regulars, try to pick up tandems who don't want to ride solo, that's the lovely thing about this club. The routes have been designed, so everyone goes out and comes back the same way, so you shouldn't tandem alone.

There are 12 routes, a short, medium and long ride for each day, as they have been arranged for Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday (Velocio on Wednesday).

For the long rides, 2 of the long extensions have been ridden, 2 have not, but for all of them a gpx track has been produced. A streetview routesheet is also present and an indication of what's on the route. Every turn not ridden has been labelled STREETVIEW, from experience this works pretty well.

The club's Rides Database presents the routes below. The 12 routes are listed first, and then below them are 2 zip files enabling you to download all the route files in one click.

When you click on the ZIP, you will get 36 documents.

For each route you get:
- GPX file (or TCX file in the second zip file)
- A route sheet with map and elevation profile and fully checked route instructions. Even if you are using a gpx device, please use this as it contains additional information.
- A route sheet in a larger font format to allow you to read the route instructions more clearly should you wish.

Should you want to access the route sheet to make the font, bigger, smaller then you can. Click on the route you want to do and click on 'Download route sheet editable file', this accesses a Word document.

Nomenclature

In the route sheets:

- Number (Num) - These relate to the numbers on the map, so you can see where you are.
- Distance (Dist) - Cumulative distance.
- Previous (Prev) - The distance between this and the last instruction.
- Route Notes - A description of the junction you will encounter.
This description is not only the junction, but may also contain references to things you may see before or after the junction. These are designed to reassure TR – Turn Right TL – Turn Left XR – Crossroads SO – Straight on TJ – T-Junction L – Left R - Right (Eff SO) – Effectively straight on. Some junctions are T-junctions, TL or TR, but you are carrying on straight.

Maps

Landranger 150 and 151 covers nearly all and will cover short and medium.

Landranger 138, 139 and 163 have parts of the long ride on them.

Introduction to the Rides Database

As some of you will know, I have spent the past 2 years developing this database. Once you get into it, it really is a wonderful thing and these rides are very much linked to this.

If you click on each of the individual rides you will see not only the route but also a lot of symbols. These relate to things you will pass on the way. Clicking on an icon will reveal what's there, and details of that attraction/cafe. In essence you can look the night before and plan what you would like to see along the way. I have added as many cafes and places of interest along the route that I can. (Nationally there are over 8000 now).

If you wish to take that further you can go to the individual ride file and scroll to the bottom. By pressing the upload map picture (in green) and then clicking on Download Place information you will get a PDF of the places you pass and the information contained. This can be filtered to within 0.5, 2, 5 and 10km of the GPS trace, yes the system is that good, try that on Strava!! One is enclosed as the attachment.

There is also a Location button. (L on the left hand side of the map) If you login on your phone, you can look at the map and icons and see where you are (as a red dot) In real time, you can see that you are close to that castle that you have always wanted to see and maybe divert to it, or you can see just how close you are to that cup of tea and carrot cake.

Rides

12/08/2023

East - Short - Kineton

Id: 725
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73037
Ride length: 53 km
Ride ease: Easy

Suggested Day REFRESHMENTS Morning tea stop - Walton Hall Hotel . This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Kineton or Charlecote Afternoon Stop - Charlecote PLACES TO VISIT Charlecote (National Trust) There is the interesting Civil War exhibit in the church at Radway that adds 10km there and b ...

12/08/2023

East - Long - Oxford Canal

Id: 723
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73037
Ride length: 109 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day REFRESHMENTS Morning tea stop - Hotel at Walton. This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Clopredy, multiple places to choose from Afternoon Stop - Ginks Cafe at Kineton PLACES TO VISIT Church at Radway - Civil War exhibit, worth 10 minutes of your life Upton House and Gardens (N ...

12/08/2023

East - Medium - Warmington

Id: 724
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73037
Ride length: 91 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day REFRESHMENTS Morning tea stop - Walton Hall Hotel . This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Kineton or a picnic along the way Afternoon Stop - Charlecote PLACES TO VISIT Charlecote (National Trust) There is the interesting Civil War exhibit in the church at Radway that adds 10km ...

11/08/2023

Northwest - Medium - Henley

Id: 690
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1836, -1.73049
Ride length: 66 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day Places to eat Morning stop - take a picnic to Samborne Lunch - Henley, cafes and picnic Afternoon stop - Yew Tree Farm Places to visit Coughton Court (National Trust) open after 11:00 Henley-in-Arden Henley may not seem an obvious target for a ride, but this small town has a charm of i ...

11/08/2023

Northwest - Short - Henley

Id: 693
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1836, -1.73049
Ride length: 57 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day Places to eat Morning stop - take a picnic to Samborne Lunch - Henley, cafes and picnic Afternoon stop - Yew Tree Farm Places to visit Coughton Court (National Trust) open after 11:00 Henley-in-Arden Henley may not seem an obvious target for a ride, but this small town has a charm of i ...

11/08/2023

Northwest - Long - Henley

Id: 726
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1836, -1.73049
Ride length: 86 km
Ride ease: Hard

Suggested Day Places to eat Morning stop - take a picnic to Samborne Lunch - Henley, cafes and picnic Afternoon stop - Yew Tree Farm Places to visit Coughton Court (National Trust) open after 11:00 Henley-in-Arden Henley may not seem an obvious target for a ride, but this small town has a charm of i ...

08/08/2023

Northeast - Medium - Kenilworth and Warwick

Id: 688
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73052
Ride length: 70 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested day Places to eat Morning Coffee stop - New Inn and Community shop or Hatton Country World Lunch - Kenilworth Afternoon stop - Charlecote or Touchdown Cafe Places of interest Stratford armories - will take about 20 minutes Warwick - Castle, but that could take all day Kenilworth Castle (En ...

08/08/2023

Northeast - Short - Warwick

Id: 695
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73052
Ride length: 52 km

Suggested day Places to eat Morning Coffee stop - Hatton Locks Lunch - Warwick Afternoon stop - Charlecote or Touchdown Cafe Places of interest Stratford armories - will take about 20 minutes Warwick - Castle, but that could take all day Charlecote (National Trust) There is plenty to see today as we ...

08/08/2023

Northeast - Long - Kenilworth and Warwick

Id: 728
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73052
Ride length: 96 km
Ride ease: Hard

Suggested day Places to eat Morning Coffee stop - New Inn and Community shop or Hatton Country World Lunch - Maybe a pub/cafe near Coventry but Kenilworth a better bet Afternoon stop - Charlecote or Touchdown Cafe Places of interest Stratford armories - will take about 20 minutes Warwick - Castle, b ...

07/08/2023

South - Long - Stow-on-the-Wold

Id: 720
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73054
Ride length: 92 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day REFRESHMENTS Morning tea stop - Lygon Arms Hotel . This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Stow-on-the-Wold Afternoon Stop - Shipston-on-Stour or the Expresso Bar which is on the right after Lower Quinton and before the Greenway PLACES TO VISIT Chipping Campden - pretty Cotswold ...

07/08/2023

South - Medium - Moreton-in-Marsh

Id: 721
Location: Stratford Racecourse, Stratford-upon-Avon
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73054
Ride length: 76 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day Places to eat Morning tea stop - Lygon Arms Hotel . This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Moreton-in-Marsh Afternoon Stop - Shipston-on-Stour or the Expresso Bar which is on the right after Lower Quinton and before the Greenway Places to visit Chipping Campden - pretty Cotswol ...

07/08/2023

South - Short - Chipping Campden

Id: 722
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
Postcode: CV37 9SE
Map Reference: 52.1835, -1.73054
Ride length: 48 km
Ride ease: Average

Suggested Day REFRESHMENTS Morning tea stop - Lygon Arms Hotel . This is an organised and paid for stop Lunch - Hidcote Afternoon Stop - Carriages cafe on the Greenway PLACES TO VISIT Chipping Campden - pretty Cotswold Town Hidcote Gardens - National Trust We head east towards the centre of Stratfor ...

The ability to download all the rides, by a member, in a zip file will be available once the rides have been published here.

• Show all rides on a map

Food Places

15 random places within 30 km of the area are given below. Click on the title above to see all places and for more info

Note the ride maps show all of the places on routes as icons on the maps.

Full place listing.

	Chadbury Farm Shop & Cafe (Chadbury) (E) Id: 6959 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.11342, -1.9594 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	The Cowshed Café (Henley-in-Arden) (E) Id: 6968 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.26578, -1.7696 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Wylies tea rooms (Warwick) (E) Id: 8356 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.28137, -1.59032 Show on a map Added by: Steve Walker
	Hillers Farm Shop (Alcester) (E) Id: 6969 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.18351, -1.9053 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Happy Puccia (Warwick) (E) Id: 7116 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.28326, -1.58195 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	The Potting Shed Cafe in Russell's Garden Centre (Coventry) (E) Id: 7106 Category: food/gardenCentre Map Reference: 52.37299, -1.50603 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Fleur de Lys (Lowsonford) (E) Id: 8439 Category: food/pub Map Reference: 52.30864, -1.72595 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Tysoe Village Stores and tearoom (Tysoe) (E) Id: 8524 Category: food/shop Map Reference: 52.09513, -1.50574 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Touchdown cafe (Wellesbourne) (E) Id: 7892 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.19085, -1.61836 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Brew Bear (Evesham) (E) Id: 692 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.09424, -1.94706 Show on a map Added by: Lester Evans
	Cobbs at The Farm (Stratford upon Avon) (E) Id: 6985 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.22803, -1.69498 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Huffkins (Moreton-in-Marsh) (E) Id: 8395 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.99058, -1.70352 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	The Cotswold Barn (Ganborough) (E) Id: 636 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 51.96501, -1.75476 Show on a map Added by: Lester Evans
	Espresso Farm (Tanworth in Arden) (E) Id: 7147 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.33461, -1.82053 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	The Black Pig Company (Inkberrow) (E) Id: 6962 Category: food/cafe Map Reference: 52.22165, -1.95042 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon

Interest Places

15 random places within 30 km of the area are given below. Click on the title above to see all places and for more info

Note the ride maps show all of the places on routes as icons on the maps.

Full place listing.

	Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum (Warwick) (E) Id: 8447 Category: interest/museum Map Reference: 52.28123, -1.58719 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Court Barn Museum (Chipping Campden) (E) Id: 8520 Category: interest/museum Map Reference: 52.05249, -1.77631 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Packwood House and Cafe (Lapworth) - National Trust (E) Id: 2002 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.34777, -1.74675 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Mary Arden's Farm (Wilmcote) (E) Id: 8452 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.22134, -1.76094 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Gordon Russell Design Museum (Broadway) (E) Id: 6973 Category: interest/museum Map Reference: 52.03686, -1.86223 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Snowshill manor (near Broadway) - National Trust (E) Id: 1836 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.00597, -1.86316 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Baddesley Clinton and cafe (Baddesley Clinton) - National Trust (E) Id: 1913 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.34092, -1.70854 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Chastleton House (National Trust) (E) Id: 1819 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 51.95973, -1.64016 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Hailes Abbey (Hailes) - English Heritage (E) Id: 2326 Category: interest/church Map Reference: 51.96859, -1.92834 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Coughton Court and cafe (Alcester) - National Trust (E) Id: 1929 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.24358, -1.87984 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Warwick Visitor Centre (E) Id: 8445 Category: interest/visitorCentre Map Reference: 52.28114, -1.58737 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Kinwarton Dovecote (National Trust) (E) Id: 1942 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.22425, -1.84644 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Anne Hathaway's Cottage (Stratford-upon-Avon) (E) Id: 8128 Category: interest/house Map Reference: 52.19072, -1.73192 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	Batsford Arboretum and cafe (Batsford) (E) Id: 8393 Category: interest/garden Map Reference: 51.99882, -1.73488 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon
	All Things Wild (Honeybourne) (E) Id: 6971 Category: interest/wildlife Map Reference: 52.09701, -1.83414 Show on a map Added by: Neil Wheadon

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	Map_of_pitches.pdf	2023-07-23 03:14pm	794K
	Pitch_allocation.pdf	2023-07-26 09:56pm	48K
	Pitch_allocation.xlsx	2023-07-23 02:29pm	16K
	info.html	2025-04-30 10:21pm	31K

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