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shout-out for marshals for Ride London Freecycle Sunday May 28th


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This Sunday, 28th, southwark cyclists are leading a ride to the Ride London Freecycle. We are a bit short of marshals for what is usually a big diverse group of riders (lots of them). If you are an experienced cyclist and can spare an hour to help, please contact Bruce at [email protected]. Or just turn up and help on Sunday.
 
Start is 10 am from the Cafe in Peckham Rye Park (Straker Rd, by the playground). Should be at Queen St before 11.  No experience of marshalling needed; hi viz tabards provided.
 
The time and place to meet is the same if you want to join in. Family groups including small(ish) children are welcome. Indeed everyone is welcome. Escorted rides back start at 3pm from Queen Street.
 
If you haven't come across the Freecycle before, this should give you the idea. https://www.ridelondon.co.uk/our-rides/ridelondon-freecycle

 

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