7.45am 10 miles in Ihr 24 mins
Year to date mileage 743
Month to date 63 miles
Average miles per week this year 23.1
Average per month 100
Weather: Overcast & dry.
Course: Around the centre of town down Whiting Street past the Greene King Brewery then headed out towards Moreton Hall. Moreton Hall is the new Housing development which is stretching the boundary of Bury St Edmunds ever further out towards Thurston on the eastern boundary. You can get totally lost around the new housing on Moreton Hall which is springing up. I went as far as the pub known as the Flying Fortress where a new sign has appeared.
The new sign refers to the National Cycle Network and is known as the Millennium Milepost. It is one of many cycle signs going up around the country creating 10,000 miles of cycle routes. The section in Bury is part of the National Cycle Route 51, between Felixstowe and Cambridge.
Above you see a couple of pictures from the entrance of the Greene King Brewery. If you grow up in Bury St Edmunds one of the great smells of the Town is from the Greene King Brewery. If the wind is in the right direction you get a lovely seet bitter smell.
Greene King has been in the Town since 1799. In recent years it has been expanding acquiring Moreland Brewery and Ridleys.
Some of the great beers from Greene King include Abbot Ale . IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Ruddles County.
Abbot Ale is the company's flagship beer and has brewed in Bury since the 1950's.
You can take a guided tour of the brewery and see many of the art deco features from the mash tub room built in the 1930's.
