CTC Gazette, Vol 1905, No 12
Articles in this issue
- The editor discusses the election of Representative Councillors, criticises District Associations that endorse particular candidates, and defends the CTC's measured evidence to the Royal Commission on Motor Cars.
- A reflective poem describing a traveller visiting an old seat of learning and contemplating its heritage.
- A summary of key cycling news and club events for December 1905.
- Part II of John Ll. Warden Page's cycle-touring account of Brittany, running from Morlaix to Brest by Landerneau, St. Thegonnec and the Elorn valley, then on through Quimper, Concarneau and Quimperle to the megaliths at Carnac, Vannes and Ste. Anne d'Auray. Illustrated with the ramparts of St Malo and the Carnac stones; the author warns readers to beware of the French mecanicien.
- Notes on cycling in France, covering road conditions, customs, and touring experiences.
- Continued route notes and description of the historic Bristol to Exeter road.
- Articles on cycle camping equipment and experiences for the touring cyclist.
- A narrative account of an unusual or surprising encounter during a cycling tour.
- Detailed coverage of the Stanley Cycle Show, describing the latest machines and cycling innovations on display.
- Report of a successful CTC campaign on behalf of cyclists' rights or road conditions.
- Further report on the CTC's evidence before the Royal Commission on Motor Cars and responses from district associations.
- Member letters on cycling matters, the motor car commission, and club affairs.
- Statements from candidates standing for election as Representative Councillors.
- Reports from CTC district associations and their activities.