classic33
Leg End Member
Bolton included?Draw a red circle around each town/village/etc you'll be passing through and tell the kids they are towns you'll be conquering for the Welsh?
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Vantage
Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
- Location
- Behind everyone else, Bolton
No one in their right mind would want to conquer this crap hole.
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Dic Deryn
Über Member
- Location
- Pwllheli, Cymru
Draw a red circle around each town/village/etc you'll be passing through and tell the kids they are towns you'll be conquering for the Welsh?
I’m always up for Eastward expansionism Although I kinda like cycling in England, feels a if I am truly abroad ....
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
I've just done Reading to Llanidloes "on road but." over four days.
The "but" being the route minimised, as far as is possible, any time/distance on A- and B- roads, in the style of Lost Lanes. This made for some really challenging climbs, some interesting surfaces, and very little interaction with motor traffic. In other words a delight.
Am now planning a similar "Lost Lanes" style tour up the Wye Valley from Chepstow to Llangurig and then down the Hafren/Severn from Llanidloes to Brizzle.
Anyway you wanted a concrete idea.... The Pennine Cycleway and Lon Las Cymru would be my concrete recommendations.
The "but" being the route minimised, as far as is possible, any time/distance on A- and B- roads, in the style of Lost Lanes. This made for some really challenging climbs, some interesting surfaces, and very little interaction with motor traffic. In other words a delight.
Am now planning a similar "Lost Lanes" style tour up the Wye Valley from Chepstow to Llangurig and then down the Hafren/Severn from Llanidloes to Brizzle.
Anyway you wanted a concrete idea.... The Pennine Cycleway and Lon Las Cymru would be my concrete recommendations.
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mythste
Veteran
- Location
- Manchester
Undoubtedly way of the roses C2C for me. Morcombe to Bridlington. A challenging enough ride over three days, brilliantly signposted, and runs through some delightful villages, towns, and York.
