Ctc Gazette, Vol 1911, No 8

Ctc Gazette, Vol 1911, No 8 cover
PublicationCtc Gazette
Volume1911
Issue8

Articles in this issue

  • The Secretary reports a good response to the invitation for motor-cycling members to register their interests, and announces the imminent availability of a motor-cycle badge for the Club's petrol-burning members.

    p. 2
  • Public Spirit: Danger Board Renewal

    Praise for Mr. Charles Fuller who at his own expense renovated a dilapidated CTC warning notice on a dangerous Buckinghamshire hill, offered as an example to other public-spirited members.

  • A cycling account of the wild Connemara region in County Galway, Ireland, describing the bog roads, the Atlantic coast, the Irish-speaking communities, and the dramatic mountain scenery.

    p. 1
  • An account of a cycle camping expedition through Corsica, describing the mountain roads, the maquis scrubland, the Genoese towers on the coast, and the challenges of the island's terrain.

    p. 1
  • A general guide to cycle touring in Scotland, covering the best regions, the standard of roads, railway facilities for cycles, and accommodation across the Highlands and Lowlands.

    p. 1
  • A cycling tour through Bavaria and the Austrian Tyrol, describing the Alpine foothills south of Munich, the lake country, and the mountain roads leading into the high Alps.

    p. 29
  • A description of a combined portable bath and luggage container devised for touring cyclists, designed to allow on-tour washing without access to hotel bathroom facilities.

    p. 8
  • Technical advice for cycling photographers on developing film while on tour, covering portable developing equipment and techniques suitable for use in temporary accommodation.

    p. 11
  • A practical article describing various minor mechanical modifications and improvements made to a touring bicycle, sharing hard-won experience of what works and what does not on the road.

    p. 33
  • A successful CTC representation to the LCC regarding worn tram rails on Seers Hill in Lewisham, following several cycling accidents including a fatality, resulting in the rails being renewed.

    p. 42