CTC Gazette, Vol 1908, No 12
Articles in this issue
- An early short report from the first day of the annual Stanley cycle show, written by Messrs. Bidlake and Leechman, noting general trends in the year's exhibits.
- A survey of the motor-cycle exhibits at the Stanley Show, covering new machines and technical developments of interest to CTC members with motor-cycling interests.
- The outgoing editor reflects on a difficult year dominated by internal politics, explains the lean issues, and offers to contribute five guineas annually towards Mr. Shipton's supplementary pension.
- A lyrical piece celebrating the pleasures of cycling as a pursuit that brings freedom, health, and appreciation of the British countryside.
- A touring narrative describing cycling on the German Baltic island of Rügen, covering its distinctive chalk cliffs, beaches, and rural roads.
- A cycling tour through the Ettrick valley in the Scottish Borders, exploring the landscape associated with James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd.
- A tour account of cycling through the Netherlands, covering the flat roads, windmills, dykes, and hospitality encountered by the author.
- A practical guide to cycling along coastal routes in England and Wales, identifying the best stretches of road and the scenery they offer.
- An account of a cycle camping expedition through the English Midlands, describing campsites, roads, and the practicalities of touring under canvas.
- Practical advice and news items directed at women cyclists, covering clothing, suitable tours, and Club matters relevant to female members.
- Detailed report of the Liverpool meeting that settled Mr. Shipton's annual pension at £47, amid considerable debate from members who felt the amount was insufficient.