We loved the London Critical Mass ride. This time, it went to the site of the latest killing.
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Not necessarily in that order, the mass was in St Pauls, Kings Cross, Old Street, Hyde Park …
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A sunny day brought a large summer crowd. We started slow at about 1930 and headed due south down Waterloo road to lip at the elephant and come back to cross Westminster Bridge. We went straight through and turned up Horse Guards for a half hour break (it seemed) on the parade itself.
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A sunny day brought out a large crowd, 500 or more. We started by keeping south of the river along York Road westbound to Westminster Bridge. There were lots of police around dealing with their own nonsense. We didn’t stop in Westminster square, or circle it, but head straight up east along Whitehall. Two groups of protestors were drowned out by the sound system. The police seemed relieved. EDL offshoot against Antifa, kettled apart, shouting scum at each other in tired repetition. Continue reading
We loved the London Critical Mass ride. It’s definitely one for every cyclists calendar!
We left from Waterloo and went around the city. It was great!
If you want a better report, posts yours here! (You can press the comment button and type it)
Report by BBM
It was a big crowd, there was good corking, but the young lions on the front were pushing, pushing forward and we tended to break up a bit. We started in the usual place, cycled up and around the IMAX, and then headed over Waterloo Bridge.
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Report from hickster
It was foggy. It had been foggy all day. Or misty maybe. Especially next to the Thames. And we all seemed a bit foggy too. The ride didn’t start until 19:22. Even then, there wasn’t much attitude to get moving. The December ride can be bitterly cold which motivates us to move. Not this time.
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We loved the London Critical Mass ride. It’s definitely one for every cyclists calendar!
http://pic.twitter.com/hUV30fDIhs
We left from Waterloo and went around the city. It was great!
If you want a better report, posts yours here! (You can press the comment button and type it)
Reports from a href=”http://www.glympse.com/!criticalmasslondon”>www.glympse.com/!criticalmasslondon A big thank you to all those reporting using glympse
This picture is from twitter, thanks @SprinklesPen
Had a great night at #CriticalMass
23.05 Fleet Stret, Strand, Waterloo Bridge, BFI roundabout, Southbank
23.00 If this is still Critical Mass, it is going West on Ludgate Hill
21.50 Paternoster Row – St Paul’s Cathedral steps & grounds
21.50 West on Gresham St, South on Milk Street, West on Cheapside
21.45 Moorgate Station
21.40 South on City Road
21.35 Old Street station roundabout
21.30 Lost the person reporting from Mornington Crescent, the one on Clerkenwell Road now on Old Street heading East
21.25 one Critical Mass London Mornington Crescent Station, another on Clerkenwell Road
21.20 one North on Hamstead Road. one East on Theobalds Road
21.14 Tottenham Court Road Station
21.13 back on Oxford Street heading East
21.10 South on Soho Street and on to Soho Square and Gardens
21.05 Left Oxford Circus, Eeast on Oxford Street
21.00 Oxford Circus
20.50 East on Oxford Street
20.45 Marble Arch
20.40 Hyde Park Corner then North A4202 Park Lane
20.30 East on Knightsbridge
20.25 Knightsbridge Station
20.23 North on Sloane Street
20.20 on Sloane Square
20.14 East on King’s Road A3217
20.10 North on Oakley Street B304
20.05 continues West towards Albert Bridge next to Chelsea Enbankment Gardens
20.00 West on the A3212 Chelsea Embankment, west of Chelsea Bridge, bordering the River Thames
19.54 South on Ebury Place, then South East on Chelsea Bridge Road
19.30 Waterloo Bridge, IMAX roundabout, Waterloo Bridge heading North, Strand heading South West, Charing Cross station, past Trafalgar Square, on The Mall, Victoria Memorial outside Buckingham Palace, past the Palace,on Buckingha Palace Road, heading South
Reported to have been 544 strong at the beginning of the ride by @piombo in twitter.
All rest of reports come from volunteers sending their data to: http://glympse.com/!criticalmasslondon
Pic from John Sadeghipoor (@jaytwee) https://twitter.com/jaytwee/
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