Easyriders have been out every month this winter, but we thought the snow might cover the countryside throughout February.  But Sunday 15^th dawned fair(ish) and eight enthusiastic souls met on Chippy Town Hall steps at 10.30am.  We headed out past Kingham station and up the hill to Idbury.  By this time the sun had hesitantly appeared, and the view from the ridge road above the Wychwoods lifted the spirits and roused thoughts of sunny spring rides. A few snowdrops even poked their heads up.  From Shipton and Milton we turned back on quiet country lanes through Lyneham and Sarsden to be back in Chippy for lunchtime. 

Next months ride will again start from Chippy Town Hall at 10.30am.  In April and May we plan to venture further afield.

The last sunny Sunday of September was reserved for John and Yvonne's anniversary celebrations.  Yvonne took us on a fabulous 18 mile scenic route from Temple Guiting over the hills, past the lavendar farm, among the motor bike scramblers, and back home for the real business of the day - food, wine and fizz.  Roll on the next 25 years!

On Sunday July 6th friends from far and near gathered to help Jill celebrate.  The day started grey and wet, but after people had walked round the Rollright Stones in both directions the magic worked, the skies cleared and the sun shone brightly (well, almost).  A scenic loop took us through villages close to Shipston and down to Moreton for a feast of sandwiches and chips at the Black Bear.  The weather stayed fine for the ride back to Chippy for tea and cakes in the garden, which disappeared remarkably quickly.