Chorlton Green Festival & feeder ride

Tomorrow, 31st of March, Chorlton is once again hosting the brilliant Chorlton Big Green Festival.

Naturally Cycling: Manchester and ChesterCycling will be leading the cycle ride from Manchester Oxford Road to Chorlton via the Fallowfield Loop.

Wheelers' Brunch will also be held at the festival from 12pm onwards. Meet at the GMCC stand, to then choose what to eat from where.

The timetable has been confirmed by the festival's organisers as:

Feeder ride:

11.00 MCR Oxford Road station (at Salisbury, Thirsty Scholar, Sound Control) - You'll recognise NaturallyCycling by the colourful spotty helmet (helmets are OPTIONAL!!).

11.05 University Place (on Oxford Road, opposite Manchester Museum)

11.10 Whitworth Park (wait outside Wetherspoon's, by the main road)

11.15 Owen’s Park (Wilmslow Rd car park, opposite Mabfield Rd)

11.20 Sainsbury's Fallowfield (wait at entrance to Sherwood St)Then ride along the Fallowfield Loop to...

11.35 Arrive @ Chorlton's Big Green Festival

Times for Chorlton's Big Green Festival are confirmed:

11:00 Festival and stalls open

12:00 Music starts

12:30 to 13:00 Bike Parade

13:30 to 14:00 Spokes Bicycle Dance Troupe Performance

17:30 Stalls begin to close

18:30 Music and festival close

19:30 to 22:30 Ceilidh

http://www.greenchorlton.org.uk/

http://thespokes.wordpress.com/

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From our Flickr group.

Out from hibernation [we hope!]

Mad Cycle Lanes of  Manchester has made a good point that MCR Cycle Chic had gone awfully quite for the past three months.

Indeed.

Between the current 'editors' (bloggers, posters, you call us what you like) running many other things as well as holding down normal jobs and the dreary days of winter, not much cycling action has been captured.

Let's hope that with these recent timid days of spring we have been experiencing, we will bounce back to activity too!

Once again, we refresh our request that all of you, dear Manchester cyclists, kindly contribute to our Flickr group, so that we can have a bigger pool of cycling inspiration.

Any photos which will then be posted here will be dutifully credited.

Here we start with a cracking bike and a cycling ensemble by Velocipedinerian. Thanks!