07/09/2024
Our next job is looming, we arrived in Ouisterham last night, heading to Romville shortly to erect the marquee for the final day waiting for the tired cyclist to arrive.
What a little adventure we are having, it's not normally something we do, but when Danny Greeno approached us asking if we could help with this event, we of course said yes.
With logistics being the main issue, weight limits etc, but we are here myself & Jordan my trusty side kick (the only one with a current passport) haha has been with me through out last year and this and is now very much part of what we do as a company.
The main reason for this is that we support the veterans charity and what they do, and its only fair that people help where physically possible to do a little, after all we owe these people alot.
The new unveiling of the Horsa Bridge monument with follow at the end of the weekend so watch this space.
Now it's off.to work.
Day 3, the final leg, of our Ride To Horsa is today.
This is by far the longest stretch at 72 miles. The group will leave the historic Ste Mere Eglise and ride through Carentan, Isigny, Grandcamp Maisy, visit the US Cemetery at Omaha Beach, Port-en-Bessin, Arromanches, the British Normandy Memorial, Piper Bill Millin, Ouistreham, Pegasus Bridge and Horsa Bridge before finishing this evening in Ranville!
