CTC Gazette, Vol 1912, No 5
Articles in this issue
- p. 10
The Secretary reports on the Club's representations to the Home Secretary regarding provisions of the Motor Car Act that affect cyclists on public roads, and the response received.
- The Roads Improvement Association's Year
A review of the Roads Improvement Association's activities over the past twelve months, noting the progress made in lobbying for better road surfaces and the formation of new local centres.
- The Whitsun Meet at Shrewsbury
A report on the Club's Whitsuntide gathering at Shrewsbury, describing the events organised, the routes covered by participants, and the social programme at this historic Border town.
- A Cyclist in Savoy
A cycling account of touring in the Savoie region of France, describing the roads through the pre-Alps, the lakeside routes around Annecy and Bourget, and the approaches to the high Alpine passes.
- Through the Lot and the Dordogne
A cycling tour through the river valleys of the Lot and Dordogne in south-west France, describing the limestone gorges, the medieval bastides, and the cave-riddled cliff scenery.
- Cycling in Wales: Cardigan Bay
A cycling account of the roads along the shores of Cardigan Bay in west Wales, describing the scenic coast road, the market towns of the hinterland, and the Welsh language communities encountered.
- A Camp in the Highlands
A cycle camping expedition in the Scottish Highlands, describing the choice of campsite, the daily routine, and the particular pleasures of self-contained touring in remote Highland country.
- p. 39
Notes for CTC motor-cyclists on the season's touring potential, covering the state of roads, new machines available, and the Club's insurance arrangements for the year.
- p. 15
A practical review of lightweight camping equipment suitable for cycle tourists, comparing different tent designs, sleeping bags, and cooking systems for their weight and usability.