You’ll have to bear with me here because there will be a lot of reports & updates coming at you over the next few days, this one in short simply says a massive thank you to everyone involved who helped make this year’s events such a success. There are too many of you to name but you do know who you are, I can only hope you feel as proud as I do at just

Ride Moel Siabod Sportif Not sure how this works guys but please to above link to the Ride Moel Siabod Sportif, anyone wishing to get involved next year in this great event as part of our Reach Out for Nepal fund please don’t hesitate to contact Ian Draisey or Paul. Great work on Saturday guys.

Ian Drasiey will be leading a group of cyclists on a 100 mile circuit around Snowdonia to help us raise funds if you see them give them a wave & feel free to donate, they will also be stopping at the cafe for a re-fuel. Great work guys! Don’t forget for those not wishing to exert their physical sides too greatly there will still be plenty of ways of getting involved on the day:- Twiggy

We have some great items donated for our Charity auction including a Joe Brown Commemorative Ice Axe & a photographic print of Joe Brown & Chris Bonnington’s televised climb of The Old Man of Hoy, signed by Joe Brown himself – big thanks to Gill & Dave of Joe Brown’s Capel store (now relocated within the old Pinnacle Stores building & more than worth a visit) & of course Joe himself who signed it earlier

Parking – As regular customers are no doubt aware our car park fill up quickly at weekends so we are delighted to thank local farmer Emlyn for offering overflow parking on one of his fields opposite the cafe. If you are visiting on Saturday to take part in ROFN please use this additional facility & just take care crossing the road. Thanks Emlyn, really appreciated. Evening Food – With our charity auction & Quiz night