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Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Got a few more squares today tidying up edges of current max square. Next outing should mean a jump in max square.
Supersuperleeds
Legendary Member
- Location
- Leicester
I'm getting the same, it is when you are using OS mapping, looks like they have either lost the rights to access it or more likely have breached a set cap with Ordnance Survey. Switch to a different map and it works fine
I rode the Stonton to Noseley track on my 'summer bike' on 25mm slicks two year ago. A certain amount of caution was required as there were some areas where there were large cracks in the ground.
NB a mate tried it from the Nosely end a week ago and turned back as there were 'Bull in 'Field' signs.
NB a mate tried it from the Nosely end a week ago and turned back as there were 'Bull in 'Field' signs.
I didn't ride it and I don't think @Supersuperleeds did either . But looks like it is ridable as @JonBuoy states
Supersuperleeds
Legendary Member
- Location
- Leicester
I walked it
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Indeed some are much more amenable and sensible to do as part of a walk.
Supersuperleeds
Legendary Member
- Location
- Leicester
If you ride to the road along its eastern side you can lock your bike up at the farm, walk into the square and back out again. Pretty sure you can do the same from the top but that way you can walk in with your bike.
Global Nomad
Regular
- Location
- London
Solocle, that looks like a great goal...did you plan the route to ensure a string of blue?
Global Nomad
Regular
- Location
- London
Yep, I also have one planned that pushes the cluster up to Sheffield, which is rather striking - but I don't have many existing rides to work with, there!
600 km of goodness...
Back to reality, I've got several approaches for the Oxford connection - I could chip away at it from either end (to Devizes), which is feasible as a 150 km round trip. But, chances are that at some point there's going to be a drive up to Banbury to pick up my gumph from storage, so a long one way ride is very feasible...
Those are the tiles that would be part of the max cluster on completion.
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Having got my cluster from Lufbra to London, I'd recommend a series of shorter rides without too many out and back detours. I say this mainly because it can start to get a bit tiring and slow if you're forever turning round. It may have taken me a few more rides to do it this way but was pleasant (apart from the gap in the middle of the country).
