It's not easy being… fluorescent yellow. Intrepid explorer Kate leads the way... From CHasewatercycle's blog.

I’d like to share the following, excellent Blue Peter style guide to the cycle/pedestrian diversions afoot over at Chasewater. Compiled by Lesley and Kate, delightful mum and daughter team from Chasewatercycle, it’s an honest, funny and captivating journey by bike around a not terribly well thought-out new route system, implemented while the long awaited dam repairs are underway. There’s even a handy, download and print out map for your excursions. I’ve a feeling there’ll be lots more comment to come about the situation in the park from the Chasewatercycle Blog, so stay tuned.

Don’t forget that Chasewatercycle offer bike hire, fantastic new steeds of all varieties cycling kit and all sorts of related paraphernalia. It’s a bike shop actually operated by real people who ride, not lycra-clad poseurs pretending to be Lance Armstrong. With Christmas coming, why not pop in for a chat? Lesley has just been appointed local Sustrans ranger, which must be the first visible person we’ve had in the role for a long, long time. I wish her well in the position, locally we are in desperate need of committed cycling advocates.

Read on, and if you have anything to add about the works at Chasewater, please do comment.

Work began last week on Chasewater Dam, the Contractors Galliford Try arrived at Chasewater, bringing with them 11 portacabins. Well as many of you already know whilst works is carried out on the Dam a Chasewater Diversion Route Map has been issued:  On Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd November I put my Sustrans hat on or shall I say High Vis waistcoat. And Katie (my daughter Aged 8 yrs) and I attempted to follow the diversion to see if Cyclists … Read More

via ChaseWaterCycle Blog