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Coleford Trailer

Sunday 27th September 2015 9:00am

Starting from - Choir Hall, NP26 5DD

15 miles
Mountain Bike, Hybrid (off road tyres)
2 hr 30 mins

Steady
Monmouthshire - Sir Fynwy

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About the route

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NP26 5DD

Choir Hall

Meet at the Choir Hall but will need to travel to Coleford. This is a MTB or Hybrid ride only.

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7 ride participants

- Community Groups Volunteer
Anthony Griffiths
Shane Carey
David Whittle
Sue Earnshaw
Helen Joiner
Francesca Cooper
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