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    Tales from the Woods
    22-06-2008
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.Rando des Coquelicots
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    With thunderstorms forecast early in the afternoon - and also with yesterdays' ride in my legs - my original plan to ride in Lustin was set aside. I had noticed that this weekend also offered the Rando des Coquelicots in Chaumont Gistoux. A nice little ride in an area of Brabant Walloon I know very well and like very much. 6am saw me rise and ride the Moots towards the start. A nice 20K ride which should warm me up quite nicely for the Rando des Coquelicots. Temps already are around 17 degrees C so it's going to be a hot day.

    The Ride:

    At a little before 8am I take the start in the Centre Sportif A. Docquier in Chaumont Gistoux. The organisors are still the same from a few years back when I last did this ride. The distances offered are 15, 30 and 45K . Naturally I go for the longest distance and pay 4€ entry. I am the first biker on the track and enjoy the quiet and lonely tracks. We pass along some pastures where the wheels in the wet grass spray my frame , making dust and grass stick to it. I remember the track more or less from past attendencies so I am not too bothered with the sparse arrowing. At one point there is no arrow at all. I take to the right and at the next crossing I see the marker again. I can imagine a lot of people turning around in circles here.  A succession of nice little tracks  - but some fieldroads, cobbles and tarmac as well - brings me in Vieuxsart and on towards Dion le Mont and Dion le Val. The 30K splits off from the 45K and a little further, some 17K into the ride, a first rest stop awaits me. The people there - an elderly couple - are surprised to see me so soon and there is a real banquet waiting for me. Bananas, oranges, cake, chocolate wafers, water and Acquarius. The lady who mans the reststop wants me to taste it all. Her husband was briefly away adding an extra arrow to the crossroads just before the rest stop, at my request. I also mention to him the missing arrow near Vieuxsart. With my tummy a lot fuller than before I say my byebyes and get along with the ride.
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    It is getting hotter by the minute, but the sun is hiding most of the time behind shifting clouds. No sign of thunderstorms yet although in the west the skies look darker. The ride now turns towards Grez Doiceau with some nice little passages and a long sandy climb out of Cocrou up towards Longueville. But we are not there yet as the ride turns left into the fields for a long loop before entering Longueville. A well known passage along a singletrail between two fields grabs my attention. Fortunately it is dry here, the only bother is the high grass that clutters my gearing. A steep climb exiting a forest passage and I get ejected back into the fields before entering Longueville and passing the Chapelle du Cheneau. A wellknown passage in and around Bonlez follows with a tricky wet downhill on cobbles taken full speed. I am passed by a greying biker who makes a lot of speed in the downhills. I try to follow him but can only get a little closer during the uphills. He is the first biker I see and we arrive at the second reststop, some 40K into the ride. The 30 and 15K distances have joined us as well. Me and Mr Fast leave together and decide to ride the last 8K together. We ride into the Bois de Glabais and instead of taking to the left - as they did last time - they go straight up into a track that makes we think we are in the Ardennes. We ride through a riverbed with rocks and a lots of water. It goes uphill as well and it takes a lot of work to keep the bike rolling. This passage really is amazing and on its own makes this ride worth the while. We now ride towards Chaumont along another field passage and then have the choice of entering by road or taking the hollow road leading down towards the start. Obviously we opt for the offroad alternative and get presented deep gullies - and I mean DEEP - where we have to dismount for a few meters because of the slippery conditions. After a while things get dryer and meandering from left to right, in and out of gullies or trying to stay on top of them, we make our way down towards the start. I cannot comment on the bikewash facilities and/or showers since I did not use them. I talk a little more and it turns out he is a member of the Pietrebais organisation. I might have guessed he knew these trails by the way he attacked the downhills.
    I ride back home along the first part of the 15K trail and making my way through the Bois de L'Etoile towards Heze and Grez-Doiceau. No thunderstorm in sight.


    The Lowdown:

    What I liked:
    + a great riverbed uphill passage in the Bois de Glabais
    + the rest of the region, also very beautiful
    + well-stocked rest zones - lots of choices
    + very friendly people at the rest stops
    + only 4 € for this feast

    What I did not like:
    - no emergency numbers provided
    - arrowing was sparse and inconsistent, at times simply lacking
    - no danger signs at road crossings


    Synopsis:

    Trails were dry and speed was fast most of the time. Not too difficult but with some nice passages along singletrails between fields and especially the long climb into the riverbed in the Bois de Glabais. This was a first-class section where I assume a lot of lesser bikers would be on foot. They offer a good ride, not taking in  everything the area has to offer but still providing a good sampling of the area.

    The Bare Facts:

    Profile of the Ride
    Some pictures (taken by Schijfrem)


    Ride Stats :
    Rando des Coquelicots: 48K and 550 heightmeters
    total distance today :
    90K and 980 heightmeters in 4h30mins
    Hill Factor of the Rando des Coquelicots:
    11.5

    4665/43700

    22-06-2008, 18:01 geschreven door Big Bad Wolf
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    21-06-2008
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.Adeps Route Limelette
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    Today I rode over to Ottignies and its Bois des Reves to try and follow the marked Adeps route that passes there. I rode over there with my bike, the weather was promised to be dry and warm. Took me some 31K getting there and when I reached the Bois des Reves entry I immediately set out on the Adeps route. The markings are new, big red Adeps/Bloso arrows with sometimes a number on them. Unfortunately, as I was about to find out, some vandals already removed some of the plaques from their poles. First you get a nice long climb around the Bois des Reves, followed by a great downhill. The trail then turns towards Louvain-la-Neuves urban jungle but the markings are all there and there are some nice little passages, among them a steep climb on cobbles that will set many afoot. Lots of tarmac here and it really takes quite a while before I get some dirt under my tyres. I pass the LLN Golf Course on some hardpack that lets me up the speed. A descent into the Bois de Lauzelle but again there seems to be no other option than a tarmac descent. On the left and right of the descent I spot some singletrails - pity they don't use those. When I emerge out of the forest into Limelette, I go straight down instead of turning to the left into the Rue Charles Dubois. About 500 metres further I realise my mistake and have to climb back up again. At this point the arrows are missing. I take a picture of the crossroads so that others may learn from my mistake and plunge into Limelette via the rue Charles Dubois. Its a 10 percent slope and I'm down there fast. Another bit of urban jungle, taking good care to spot the arrows and I leave the city to emerge into a series of field roads. The tracks are nice and dry and I can make good speed here, even though there is always a slope. From time to time a bit of cobbles are thrown in to make things interesting and at one point the arrows point me straight into a field. The trail turn counterclockwise around Ceroux-Mousty before crossing this little village - with a nice grassy Place Communale that gives a lot of shade due to the trees planted around it. After Ceroux another great track awaits me as I plunge into a hollow road. Some gullies here and they are wet.. after a while the hollow road deepens and yes, I've reached the circuits mudhole. Staying on the edge of the deep muddy gullies I try to bike it, but I am forced to walk a few times. Near the end of the trail a dog tries to outrun me. I'm faster.
    I'm back in Ottignies now and some more tarmac brings me to the Bois de Reves entrance again. When I check my Polar I see that the red route was 29K long .Minus 1 K because of the extra downhill/uphill when I went straight in Limelette leaves 28K . There are some 320 heightmeters in it. Lots of tarmac, some nice passages as well but few and far apart. Still, some nice views from the plateau and except for the urban passages very quiet roads and tracks. Obviously I do the little Bois des Reves loop which adds some 3k and 90 heightmeters to the total. It would be a shame to miss it when you want to do this loop.
    Riding back home I loop over Chaumont Gistoux to check out the starting place for tomorrows' Rando des Coquelicots" which I plan to ride. I insert some offroad passages going from Longueville towards Pietrebais and just as I am 500 metres from home I hear something rattling against my back wheel and upon arriving home I have a flat tyre. Talk about being lucky..

    Some pictures taken along the way

    Ride Stats: 99.5K and 1030 heightmeters in 5h01mins

    4576/42720

    21-06-2008, 20:36 geschreven door Big Bad Wolf
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    18-06-2008
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.Tervuren and Hoeilaart
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    I wanted to do an easy ride on the road so I set out towards Korbeek Dyle, Leefdaal, Vossem and up to the Tervuren Ponds. There I rode into the Sonian Forest to emerge again near Jezus Eik. Took the Welleriekende Dreef towards the ring and then dove into Hoeilaart. From there a climb towards Maleizen . Then the way back over Tombeek, Terlanen, Sint Agatha Rode and Sint Joris Weert. Weather was clement and the skies were clear, except for flies and gnats. With an average heartrate of 109bpm I am rather pleased with my fitness level.

    Ride Stats: 60K and 390 heightmeters in 2h31mins

    4476/41690

    18-06-2008, 21:36 geschreven door Big Bad Wolf
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    17-06-2008
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.The year of the snail
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    Has anyone noticed how many snails there are crawling around this year?? Its amazing, the forest seems to be filled with them. The wet intermezzos coupled to steamy hot days tends to really make them flourish. Its difficult not to kill at least a couple of them each ride. And they stick to your frame - they do.
    Anyways, I set out for an evening singletrack ride along my Secret Meerdael loop today. The goal was to ride for two hours and see how far I got. Well, I got about 35K far. The first bit is not too hilly, only a Hill Factor of 10 or thereabouts, but its all twisty and turning trails. They were pretty dry with the occasional slippery patch and still som mud in the deep forest, but traction was rather good. I had to float my bike over some deep mud from time to time but when I emerged out of the forest next to a field the bike was still pretty clean. Saw a donkey family with the youngster very cute and not shy at all.
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    After that I re-entered my twisty forest trails, sometimes having to carry the bike over fallen trees. The trails are so seldom-used that no-one really bothers with the trees lying there. After about 22K I crossed the Naamsesteenweg and did a little bit of the hilly section of my Loop. When the clock reached 2 hours I pointed my bike away from the trail and headed on home, still taking in some nice loops on the way in. Had a great ride, it was reasonably warm but dry so ideally suited for an evening ride.

    Ride Stats : 40K and 460 heightmeters in 2h28mins

    4417/41300

    17-06-2008, 23:01 geschreven door Big Bad Wolf
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