CTC Gazette, Vol 1910, No 3
Articles in this issue
- An upbeat editorial urging all waverers to renew their membership, presenting the Club's programme for 1910 including a new insurance scheme, an Alpine Road Book, and the Railway Bill as reasons to stay loyal.
- Details of plans for a large CTC gathering at Bournemouth's centenary celebrations in July 1910, including a proposed International Aviation Meeting as an added attraction.
- Detailed announcement of the new CTC personal accident and cycle insurance scheme, arranged with the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation at advantageous rates for members.
- The formal agenda for the Annual General Meeting to be held in Manchester, including proposals on handbook pricing, council elections, and financial matters.
- A selection of members' seasonal touring letters and suggested routes, including A. C. Haslehurst's Christmas ride in the foothills of the Rockies and across the Montana border, a member's notes on the Isle of Man, and suggested Continental itineraries by way of Cologne, the Tirol and Holland.
- C. Edwards's account of an Easter cycling tour in south-west Ireland, landing January-cold at Fishguard and riding on through the City of Cork towards Macroom.
- A cycling tour through Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire in Wales, describing the wild coastal scenery, the ancient castles, and the quiet roads of the far south-west.
- A short cycling tour across the North Downs and through the Weald of Kent, describing the orchards, oast houses, and roads of the Garden of England in spring.
- A member's account of cycling in colonial India, describing the roads, the landscape, and the unusual experiences of touring by bicycle in the subcontinent.
- A final accounting of the voluntary supplementary fund raised by members to augment the Club's official pension payment to the former secretary Mr. Shipton.