I can't think of a better way to start the New Year!" As for writers such as (Charles) Pelkey and Wilcockson, I've been reading their work since my earliest days a junior, waiting for the newest issue of VeloNews to arrive and explain to me all that was happening in a sport I was only beginning to understand. Belgium Knee Warmers (where Brady was a regular contributor) was one of the sites that originally inspired me to create Pavé, and the opportunity to work directly with some of the creative force behind it is too tantalizing to ignore.
Pavé publisher Whit Yost said, "I'm excited to have been asked to join the impressive team that Patrick is assembling at Red Kite Prayer. Whit Yost and Jeremy Rauch, who formerly published the blog Pavé have elected to cease publishing new material on it and have joined RKP. In addition to Wilcockson, RKP is adding two other contributors. Thanks, Patrick, for the chance to reach some new readers!"
My first RKP column will appear next Tuesday. "So here I am, ready and excited to clip in to the pedals and begin this new challenge. “So I checked it out and thought, anything that has 'red kite' and 'prayer' in its name has to be aimed at true European bike-racing aficionados, perhaps with a spiritual bent. Here you will find cosy cafes, tea rooms, small shops and a market on a Saturday."I first heard about RKP from Boulder videographer Brian Patrick, who said it was the coolest cycling site he'd seen,” Wilcockson said. The historic market town of Llanidloes is a pleasant 15 minute walk from the site. Head to Tywyn Beach (1 hour) and stroll down the promenade to enjoy dolphin spotting or try some of the great pubs and restaurants in the area.
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Or head to Pen y Garreg Dam (40 minutes) for breathtaking panoramas over a series of dams.ĭrive to Aberdyfi Beach (50 minutes) and enjoy the sandy beaches, go sailing, try watersports or go crab fishing from the jetty. If wanting to see more of the beautiful Welsh countryside hop on the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway (40 minutes) for a historic train journey through picturesque valleys. There are nice walks from the park into town, or along the river Clywedog and the Severn Way skirts the park. Onsite there are 20 acres to explore, including the course fishing pool, Great Crested Newt pond, and picnic areas. Red Kite Touring Park is open from 01/03 to 31/12 in 20. However, you are welcome to use you own charcoal, gas or electric BBQs but these must be located on the gravel pitch area and supervised at all times.ĭogs are welcome, within the grounds of the park there are large dog walking areas, with a separate fenced off dog training area. Check the site layout below and see where you would like to be located!įires and fire pits are not allowed, sorry. The pitches are on different levels to ensure the most privacy and best views. Tylluan Wen pitches sit closest to reception and Barcud Coch and Creyr Glas sit furthest away. The pitches are split by name and this is in conjunction with where they are located onsite.
All pitches are fully serviced with 16amp electricity, grey and brown waste water, and fresh water with complimentary WiFi. Unwind in nature and enjoy all that the surrounding countryside and wildlife has to offer.Ĭhoose from 66 fully serviced pitches and enjoy use of a state of the art amenity block (winners of loo of the year). The ideal location to find peace and tranquillity with breathtaking views across the Welsh Valley. You'll be pitched up among 20 acres of lush greenery including ponds, a coarse fishing lake, walking routes and dog walks. This is a five star family run touring park for adults only.
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