Mt. Biking - Felixstowe to Levington Marina.

Site Designed, Produced and Maintained by
Pixelwave Design.

Last Active : Never

Forces-of-Nature » Personal Diaries » Mt. Biking - Felixstowe to Levington Marina.

November so far in the Forces-of-Nature Diaries
Total Entries: 20848 This Months Entries: 8 My Total Entries: 0 My Entries this Month: 0	Most Active Members: squiz (8 entries)	Most Stoked Members: squiz (Stoke Factor: 25 )

Member Details

Session Description

Toys Used

Owner: squiz
Member

Member#: 6644
Location:
Registered: 27-05-2007
Diary Entries: 3688

26th October 2020
Mt. Biking: Felixstowe to Levington Marina.
Wind Direction:
Wind Stength:
Surf / Sea State:
Air Temperature:
Sea Temperature:
Weather: Mainly cloudy
Max Speed: 24.04 (knots - unless stated otherwise)
Distance Covered: 12.22 (Nautical Miles - unless stated otherwise)

Monday 26th October- bike **** - Felixstowe Circuit including lunch at Levington Marina – sunny start then cloudy with sun returning late.

After a hectic weekend of windsurfing where I sailed 117 miles, I was quite pleased that our van was in for its yearly service/mot today despite a good breeze blowing, in fact it is looking breezy for many days now! So, I dropped the van off at the garage, breakfast and actually managed to do my exercises in the garden in wall to wall sunshine. Mag and I then decided to take a flask of homemade soup over to Levington Marina even though it was breezy, not our favourite to cycle in and in fact it had crowded over with the odd light shower! Leaving at midday we headed past the cemetery and over to dock link road past a big building site where some massive warehouses have sprung up! We follow the tree lined footpath all the way to Loompit Lake passing a large machine still harvesting potatoes. The tide is very low on the River Orwell meaning it is not good for windsurfing there this week and Loompit Lake is absolutely covered in geese, hundreds of them plus the one lonely Black Swan! We sit at the picnic area at the marina and are thankfully fairly sheltered, enjoying our yummy celery and vegetable soup with even a few yachts out on the river! It is a little chilly to sit too long so we leave the marina up the road spotting a single deer. Following the railway line, we again see the large herd of nervous deer in the cabbage field including the really light coloured one with its youngster! Then over to Trimley and onto Candlet Lane, biking through the woods at The Grove for the first time in ages. I then go through the town and onto the cliff road to look at the sea and am surprised to see the wind has gone offshore! We enjoy a cuppa at home and get a message to say our van is ready so walk to pick it up. I then take Mag to do a big shop at Lidl and go and check out the sunset at the Dock viewpoint and lovely it was too:) Not sure about windsurfing as it is supposed to rain????

Photo Gallery Here

Toys Used: