Jerseys of Glory: Part I
I WAS recently chatting to an old racer who told me that back in the early 1960’s Merseyside (as it wasn’t known then) had over 40 racing cycle clubs. By the late 1980’s this number had […]
March 2015
Killer Hills – No.3 Long Heys Lane (AKA The Kronenbourg)
WE’RE back in the fair parish of Dalton near Parbold, this issue for Killer Hills. Dalton sits on both the north and west slopes of Beacon Hill, which includes not just the climb of Ashurst […]
The Man Who Loved To Climb – Bill Bradley
ATOP of Boundary Hill, nestled in the beautiful surroundings of the Trough of Bowland, lies a modest plaque adorning the boundary stone that once signified the divide between Yorkshire and Lancashire. Unless you’re directly searching […]
Killer Hills – No.2: Anglezarke
ANGLEZARKE. It sounds brutal and harsh – like the name of a viking axe or a large angry bird of prey, ready to harry you all the way home. According to the source of all […]