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PURCHASE YOUR TICKET AT CAPTAIN JOHN’S WEBSITE.

The club’s annual ride to Provincetown. We ride through the Cape and the take ferry back to Plymouth. Parking is at the Jenny Grist Mill parking lot. This ride is for all abilities. You must be able to reach Provincetown by 4PM. We will ride in groups, together.

There will be a SAG.

Ride starts promptly at 7 AM. Please be in the parking lot by 6:45am. You need to have your bag in the SAG car. You will get your bag at the beach at the end of the ride. We ride past Ptown to the end of the land. We will reach the beach. The swim is worth it. Watch for sharks !!

There will be several different speed groups. You should be able to maintain a 16mph average in order to make this an enjoyable ride for you to experience. Slower riders will be in smaller groups. The ferry leaves later and allows you more time to complete the ride. We expect to have 2 major groups with rotating pacelines at 16 and 18 mph.

For our route we will use the service road. We will take the new extension to the rail trail. The GPS file will go to the end of the cape at Herring Cove beach. The annual tradition as started by the V is to make a swim in the water. There are free showers at the beach.

The SAG wagon will transport 1 SMALL bag for each rider. You can have a change of clothes and a towel.

The return ferry is at McMillian Pier.

You must register for the event prior to the ride on the Strava Event. Purchase your boat ticket at https://www.captjohn.com/

This weekend

Hanover 38 will run on 10/1 at 8 am. The Marshfield 32 will be on 10/2 at 8AM.

New England Cycling Coalition is leading a riding on Sunday. They asked me to share this ride with the club, since the ride will be in the area. See as follows.

New England Cycling Coalition for Diversity 

~ Henry Ar Foon Ride ~

Sunday, October 2, 2022

Blue Hills Cycling Club, Chinese American Association of Lexington [CAAL], New England Chinese American Association [NECAA], and New England Cycling Coalition for Diversity [NECCD] present the Second Annual Henry Ar Foon ride, celebrating the first Chinese-American to lead a Boston-area cycle club, Chelsea’s Winnisimmet Cycle Club, 1897. 

Riders from all backgrounds and identities will enjoy a fun ride and learn about Henry and see his home, burial site, and scenic locations in Hingham, Cohasset and Scituate. Participants can choose 17 or 37 miles, with different paces for slower and faster riders. 

It’s free but registration is required here: https://forms.gle/SyCT1bqbHSLjw3JZ7

More info. about the man and the ride is at  https://neccd.bike/henry-ar-foon-celebration-ride/ This link provides maps and mileages.

START:  Arrive 9 am, at Wompatuck State Park,