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You are joshing, surelyHaven't heard of this before - anything to do with these worthy chaps: https://abcounties.com/ ?
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/abc-towns-and-villages.244314/
You are joshing, surelyHaven't heard of this before - anything to do with these worthy chaps: https://abcounties.com/ ?
You are joshing, surely
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/abc-towns-and-villages.244314/
Haven't heard of this before - anything to do with these worthy chaps: https://abcounties.com/ ?
I think you just might get the drift from the 1,307 other posts in the thread.Well I'm still none the wiser, given that the first post on that link has no content.
I think you just might get the drift from the 1,307 other posts in the thread.
A road names thread does exist somewhereAs a further variant thinking of road names, being potentially more achievable over winter, but with an added twist of their being something notable on the road so ruling out pure suburban roads etc. The first three having a school, police station and recreational garden on them.
Being aware of county boundaries was important during some lockdown stages. I live in Oxfordshire but am very near the border with Berkshire - for a while Oxfordshire was at a lower level of lockdown than Berkshire meaning it was not only possible but probable that a small group of cyclists (6 max) could legally start a ride from my village and within less than two miles along bridleways or byways find themselves flouting the law in Berkshire, where such groups were forbidden. There are no county boundary markers and even people I spoke to who have ridden extensively around the area didn't know where the borders were, with some being part-way along well-used tracks. Of course practically the risks of both COVID transmission and being caught in the wrong place were very small, but ignorance is supposedly not a defence, and we do come across rural police vehicles every now and then.