Jane Harkiss told us: "The track at Cantray Mill, Cawdor is Scotland's first all abilities cycle track and on 8th February, there will be an open day to mark the presentation of a cheque donation of funds raised by the Royal College of Physicians, to be used to purchase more cycles and to maintain the track. Visitors are free to try out one of our specially adapted bicycles - and we will also have a brand new KMX 'recumbent' cycle to try.
One of our key aims is to establish a regular cycling group for children and young adults in the area - along the same lines as Riding for the Disabled - but with bikes instead of horses. This idea has proved extremely popular among local families and with further funding, the plan is to make this a reality in 2014..."
One of our key aims is to establish a regular cycling group for children and young adults in the area - along the same lines as Riding for the Disabled - but with bikes instead of horses. This idea has proved extremely popular among local families and with further funding, the plan is to make this a reality in 2014..."
'Satruday' typo or Gaelic?
ReplyDeleteThank you anon for your assistance it is much appreciated.
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ReplyDeleteHi my name is john gallon I'm from cantraybridge college what time next Saturday is the open day start and finish thanks cause me and Laura are interested of coming along and also doing a stall for the college on the open day :
ReplyDeleteJohn please phone 493789 - ask for Jane, Giles or Jo MacDonald!
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