Ctc Gazette, Vol 1910, No 10
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
The editor highlights the important resolutions on entrance fees and council terms to be debated at the October general meetings, and responds to a motor-cycling journal's question about why the CTC does not do more to attract motor-cyclists.
- p. 2
Three recent legal cases in which the Club recovered damages for members struck by motor vehicles in London and Birmingham, demonstrating the practical value of CTC membership.
- p. 3
A cycling excursion into Shropshire from the west Midlands, describing the roads through the hill country around the Wrekin and the historic border town of Shrewsbury.
- p. 4
A cycling tour following the ancient roads of Hampshire, tracing the routes used by pilgrims, drovers, and travellers through the centuries and describing the villages and churches along the way.
- p. 6
An account of the Midland District Association's annual night ride, describing the experience of cycling through the darkness in a large group and the special character of a moonlit road.
- p. 8
A cycling tour through Scandinavia, describing the flat Danish roads and the more varied Swedish landscape, the cycling infrastructure, and the warmth of welcome in both countries.
- p. 9
An account of a motor-cycle journey to the far north of Scandinavia, describing the roads, the midnight sun, and the challenges of travelling in the Arctic regions.
- p. 12
An account of a camping tour by bicycle through northern Belgium and France, describing the campsites used, the roads, and the practical experience of lightweight cycle camping on the Continent.
- p. 2
An editorial appeal for members to recruit their family members at the reduced rate, noting a disappointing decline in family membership compared with the growth in full memberships.
- p. 2
Announcement of the forthcoming Olympia Motor Exhibition and the Stanley cycle show, with details of dates and the Club's plan to obtain half-price admission tickets for members.