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9:18am Monday 15th October 2001
A TRANSPORT charity has unveiled an online facility for cyclists to plan journeys along safe routes through north Kent.
The Sustrans website www.sustrans.org.uk now carries a “virtual tour” of the national cycle network.
It includes sightseeing tips, bike maintenance and printable maps.
John Grimshaw, director of Sustrans, a charity which aims to encourage people to walk, cycle or use public transport, said: “We hope this will make cycling towards a sustainable future much more attractive.”
The national cycle network is a Lottery-supported project which at present covers 6,000 miles of safe, high-quality routes.
Technology can be a wonderful thing. It allows you to communicate across vast distances, speak to friends all over the globe, watch strangers crossing the street in Times Square, download the latest songs and movies ... and all through a tiddly piece of wire plugged into a hole above the skirting board.
GARDENING WITH DIRTY NAILS: SEPTEMBER, 1ST WEEK WINTER ONIONS September is the month to plant winter onion sets, widely available and alternatively known as ‘autumn onions’. The ’Radar’ variety gives consistently good returns, toughing out the harshest winter, swelling up in spring and ripening for harvest in late May. They do not store for very long, unlike maincrops, but are a valuable early crop.
Just a reminder that this Thursday we are meeting at the Brewery for a pizza at 7.30pm. If anyone would like to join us who hasn't confirmed can you please let me know ASAP, drop an email to netmumskendal@googlemail.com.
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