RTTW Guestbook

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Ian Hay RBLR: Mr

Awesome ! An overused but, in this case, appropriate phrase.

As a Forces Vet' the day held a special significance. As a biker I was overawed by the turnout, organisation and the weather. That's some committee you've got there !

The public lining parts of the Ride-In, and those on the bridges, brought tears to my eyes. Our Fallen can sleep well, knowing that they are still loved and remembered.

Thank you.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Guest: sharron wheeler

one of the most amazing day,s of my life.. thanks to everyone who organized the event and to the most important man in my life for sharing some of his memories with me.. thanks Ian.. xx see you all next year.. hopefully as a rider not a pillion..x well done.. lest we forget.... x

Monday, 12 October 2009

Guest

RTTW2 .A honour and a pleasure to attend. Heartfelt thanks to all involved in the organisation. The bikes are good but it is the people that count. They served and we will always remember. GOD BLESS

Monday, 12 October 2009

andy brookfield

very proud and what a privilage to be on ride out with so many.

my thanks to you all

Monday, 12 October 2009

Guest: kim haley

wow wow wow what a day was a virgin this time but count me in as long as they happen organization fantastic -Got to be in my top ten of fantastic experiences.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Jon Harris

What an incredible and moving experience! Thanks to Martin and the RTTW team for a very well-organised day - considering the huge number of bikes, the whole event ran very smoothly. A poignant service followed by that amazing Spitfire! A fitting tribute to all those lost in action. Long may this event succeed.

Regards, Jon Harris (Oxford & Thames Valley HOGs)

Monday, 12 October 2009

Jan and Norm

We did the RTTW1 and RTTW2, and intend ( God willing ) to do this for such a worthy cause each and every year.

We all have our own reasons for doing this ride. But at the end of the day it all amounts to one thing..Paying respects to those who have given so much for freedom...and raising money to help fund this beautiful Arboretum.

Perfectly organised and marshalled all the way along the line.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Guest Rae Crawford Hill: Amazing!!

Hello,

Totally amazing and emotinal day for all. Thanks to all who organised and all for an amazing cause. well done to everyone.

GOD BLESS EVERYONE XX

THANKYOU XX

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Mike

As a Yank serving in the UK, it was an honor riding with my brothers and sisters yesterday, making my personal tribute to all those who have fallen in the defence of your great nation since WWII. The roar of that merlin engine is truly the sound of freedom! Well done! ...see you next year!

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Guest: lawrence hannah

what a good day well organised good turn out good weather my first time but not my last , it makes you realise of all the suffering

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Debi Devine

OH MY GOODNESS - what a totally fantastic and amazing day yesterday. THANK YOU to all who organised, your hard work was not in vane.

Well Done

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Bob Armit

My first RTTW and it will not be my last either. can only reiterate what others have already said, an awesome event and a moving and humbling experience. Congratulations to those wo organised it all - especially getting the lovely weather ordered. First class!!

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Guest: Thanks to the Organisers

Just wanted to say a big thank you to all those involved in organising RTTW 2009. It was a spectactular and moving event. Those of you in yellow vests marshalling the route did an ace job.

I had hoped it would be on the evening news but alas I don't think we made it - maybe next year!

Sunday, 11 October 2009

mike holloway r.b.l.r.: rttw

it was a wonderfull site to so many bikers showing their respect for the fallen. I would like to express my extreme thanks to all the people who organised the event, and the marshalls who were at every junction. It was one of the most organised events that i have attented a credit to you all. I will be there next year. Once again many thanks. Mike

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Guest: Stuart

Amazing and moving day.

I will never forget the lady beside the road with the name of a soldier on a placard, to be remembered.

For me it made the day so special and meaningful.

Will be there in 2010!

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Peter Davies

Huge thanks to Martin and his team for organising and facillitating this truly outstanding tribute to those who paid the ultimate price for defending this country's freedoms.

Pete Davies - Director - Oxford UK Chapter

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Darron Ringrose: Mr

We attended the ride and memorial on sat 10th october 2009. It was a priviledge for the 4 of us. One of our group has recently retired from the REMY so it was his idea for a ride out. The other 3 of us had never heard of the RTTW or even the memorial. We have already discussed attending next year and will invite others to attend also. For us it was a chance to ride our bikes and enjoy a day but we were also remnded of the reason why we were there when our friend shown us the names of his fallen coleagues on the wall. A VERY BIG WELL DONE to EVERYONE who organised, helped and attended. Thanks for the day out and for helping everyone to remember.

Sunday, 11 October 2009

Guest: Ian Hodge & Alan Sutton

What an awesome day!!! Our 1st RTTW but won't be our last. Such brilliant organisation and super weather made yesterday a day to remember for us. We'll see all you guys again next year.

Sunday, 11 October 2009