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SUMMARY:The Kelvedon Oyster 100
DESCRIPTION:104km cycling event starting from Kelvedon, with controls at Pebmarch, Rowhedge, West Mersea and 2 information controls.\nThe third of ACME’s 100k Winter Brevet Series. Ride the whole series of four for a shiny. The ride starts from Kelvedon which is on the main London to Norwich line (cheap parking on a Saturday).\nThere are plenty of eating options in Rowhedge, West Mersea and Heybridge and the opportunity to sample a Colchester Native oyster at the West Mersea control.\nStart and Finish at The Railway Tavern. Depending on numbers, a 9.30 start should be available on the day.\nTHIS IS A CALENDAR EVENT – Here is a link to the permanent version of The Kelvedon Oyster 100.\nBook Now\nAlong the route\nKey: Cafe Convenience Store Restaurant Service Station Supermarket\nKelvedon is a small, historic town located in Essex, England, nestled in the scenic countryside but well-connected to London and other towns in the region. Kelvedon is surrounded by beautiful Essex countryside, offering plenty of green spaces and rural charm. The town sits near the River Blackwater, which winds through the region, providing picturesque views and opportunities for outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling, and birdwatching.Co-op  EDON  Premier Store\nPebmarsh is a small village located in the Colne Valley in Essex. Situated approximately 4 miles south of Halstead and 12 miles northwest of Colchester, it is part of the Braintree district. The village offers a peaceful and rural atmosphere, with scenic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a lovely destination for those seeking a quiet retreat in the heart of Essex.Kings Head\nRowhedge is a small, picturesque village located in the Colchester District of Essex. Rowhedge’s history is most strongly tied to shipbuilding and fishing, particularly from the 18th century onward. The River Colne was an important waterway for maritime trade, and Rowhedge developed as a center for boatyards and shipbuilding.Co-op  Jam Jar\nWest Mersea is a picturesque coastal town located on the Isle of Mersea in Essex. Over the centuries, the town’s economy has been centered around fishing, particularly the cultivation of Mersea oysters, a delicacy that is still highly regarded today. Several local restaurants and seafood shacks offer freshly shucked oysters.Co-op  Island Bakery  Tesco Express  The Dukes Seafood\nTollesbury is a charming village located in the Maldon District of Essex, situated along the River Blackwater estuary. The village is well known for its scenic walks along the Essex coastline. The sea wall paths that run along the Blackwater Estuary provide stunning views of the surrounding marshland, and there are several routes perfect for leisurely walks or cycling.The Harbour View  The Loft Tea Room\nHeybridge is a small town located in the county of Essex and lies on the northeastern edge of the Blackwater Estuary. One of the key historical features of the town is Heybridge Basin, which has a long association with navigation and the shipping trade. The Blackwater Estuary was once a bustling area for shipbuilding, and Heybridge Basin served as an important part of the trade routes in the region.Crispy Bacon Café  The Lock Tea Room  Tiptree Tea Room\nKey Information\n\n\n\n\nEvent Number\n26-245\n\n\n\nCategory\nBP\n\n\n\nDistance\n100 km (104 km)\n\n\n\nMinimum Speed\n12.5 km/h\n\n\n\nMaximum Speed\n30 km/h\n\n\n\nDuration\n8h 40m\n\n\n\nClimb\n650 m\n\n\n\nAudax Points\n1\n\n\n\nAAA Points\n0\n\n\n\nOrganising Body\nAudax Club Mid-Essex\n\n\n\nFacilities\n\n\n\n\nGPS files available from organiser\n\nMudguards required\n\n\n\nToilets at start\n\n‘shoestring’ event, few or no facilities or AUK controllers\n\n\n\nRoute Detail\n\n
URL:https://acme.bike/events/the-kelvedon-oyster-100/
CATEGORIES:100km,anvil-winter-series,bp,calendar-event
LOCATION:182 High St, Feering, Colchester CO5 9JD
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