Last week was an exciting one!
Many thanks to the people at www.wyeweb.org who kindly published an article to promote the cycle route, opening event and our seat project. Check out the article here http://www.wyeweb.org/?p=21125
Dad and I also met the team from ARC on the 24th for a design "look see" on site. The weather was bitterly cold for May (at an arctic 7 degrees!!) with driving rain, so we lost no time in drawing conclusions to finalise the design concept.
Dad had to return the next day to capture some sunny pictures of the freshly surfaced site. Many thanks to EOS Contractors for creating a fantastic base for the seat to rest on.
With one week to go before the opening event for this new link of the cycle route, we met the contractors from PP Landscapes knuckling down to cross the finish line on schedule, after some challenging weather conditions.
We hope to see as many of you as possible on the 31st May - when the new link will be officially opened - on what will be a momentous day for cycling in Kent.
Many thanks to the people at www.wyeweb.org who kindly published an article to promote the cycle route, opening event and our seat project. Check out the article here http://www.wyeweb.org/?p=21125
Dad and I also met the team from ARC on the 24th for a design "look see" on site. The weather was bitterly cold for May (at an arctic 7 degrees!!) with driving rain, so we lost no time in drawing conclusions to finalise the design concept.
Seat site in the Sun - now with a fantastic Ragstone surface, many thanks to EOS contractors. |
Looking along the Cycle Path with new Ragstone surface |
Some of the team from PP Landscapes working on the link at Pope Street |
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