Feel I should be doing this, this year, and have way too many questions. But the only silly question is the one that isn't asked.
Define 'silly'.
Does everyone take all their nutrition with them?
Define 'nutrition'.
Where does everyone start?
Behind Dulwich Paragon.
What time does it start?
Whenever Paragon leave.
What does everyone do at the finish (is there a party or anything), or does everyone just get there then go home?
There are lots of things you can do. Some go swimming, lured by the sunken bells of the doomed
All Saints Church. Others start a new life on the Suffolk coast, attracted by the coastal erosion.
Then there are those who simply collapse and await collection by loved ones. An undetermined number turn around and
ride back, considering the ride to Dunwich Half Dun.
Is a route FIT file available beforehand?
No idea what a FIT file is.
Is it a charity fundraiser event particularly?
There are two schools of thought on this.
1. We're all a charity case at some point. Just give generously to yourself.
2. Never ride a bike for charity. Once you're addicted, you'll start doing crowdfunders just for a spin to the corner shop.
A moment of silence please for the late lamented
Dalston Dynamo.It's that time of year when you’re thinking about Dunwich. Or at least, people are telling you to think about Dunwich. But really, think about Dunwich. Sure, the ride sounds amazing, but isn’t it a lot of work. Won’t it hurt?
This year there’s a solution. The Dalston Dynamo. All the start line camaraderie of Dunwich, but with none of the pain and suffering of riding all that way to a cold, stony beach and waiting two hours for breakfast.
Other resources:
(I'd edit that – it's been a few iterations since I've left Hitler's initial shock unscripted, for a start – but as it is now an historical document, my hands are tied. Also I've forgotten the password to that account.)
Truly ancient history
