WHISPERING SMITH: The good, the bad and the ugly...
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The money will be donated to Western Sussex Cancer Day Care Centres charity and could well benefit anybody and everybody at some time or another.
Congratulations to the dedicated unsung organisers, the riders – especially those experienced riders who took the time to help the novices – the marshals and to Father Roger Caswell who opened the St Mary’s Church Hall for half-way refreshments.
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Hide AdA superb job, well organised, well worthwhile and very well executed.
Being a bit wobbly on a bicycle I volunteered to be one of the 22 marshals and found it a very rewarding experience, the riders waved and acknowledged our presence although, secretly, I think they knew exactly where they were going.
Drivers overall were patient and I must give a smile to the motorist who pulled over to the kerb, studied my red arrow and asked me ‘is this was the way to Amarillo?’
THE BAD: The miniature railway shed, the Mewsbrook Café and boat house, the Putting Green Café each burgled or vandalised last week.
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Hide AdHundreds of pounds worth of equipment stolen or destroyed and no sign of the low life who perpetrate these crimes across our lovely seafront.
Is it time to put in hidden CCTV cameras, not monitored 24/7 but examined each morning following an assault on these premises?
That or we just sit back and watch the place disintegrate across the summer while valuable tools and property are probably doing good business at car boot sales.
THE UGLY: On my Saturday walk, I counted five black, brown or yellow plastic bags of discarded dog poop, one bag only six feet away from a red doggy waste bin. Ugly is as ugly does...
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