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London to Paris by cycle
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The trouble is, you end up in Paris, which is a dump. Riding the other direction and ending up in London would make far more sense. -
Maybe I missed it in the article. How far? How long?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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About 250 miles. With a four hour ferry crossing in the middle.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostMaybe I missed it in the article. How far? How long?
So doable over a long weekend, more enjoyable over four of five days. I reckon 5 days including travelling back.
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“A fit and healthy pensioner with plenty of cycling experience would have no major problems.”
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Yes, at least you wouldn't end up in a dump then - oh, hang on...Originally posted by dang65 View PostThe trouble is, you end up in Paris, which is a dump. Riding the other direction and ending up in London would make far more sense.
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I can't believe that people think London's a dump. It's absolutely stunning at the moment. A properly revived city. I've spent quite a lot of time in both Paris and London this year and, like I said, I have absolutely no doubt about which direction I'd want to be riding in.Originally posted by Shimano105 View PostYes, at least you wouldn't end up in a dump then - oh, hang on...

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Me neither. Whatever direction took me well away from both tulipholes!!Originally posted by dang65 View PostI have absolutely no doubt about which direction I'd want to be riding in.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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we'll be expecting another blog with regular updates and beer/wine of the day of courseOriginally posted by k2p2 View PostOui, Oui monsieur. Just booked my ferry ticket.
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I'm not paying roaming data charges!! Will give full report when I get back. Booked for end of May.Originally posted by norrahe View Postwe'll be expecting another blog with regular updates and beer/wine of the day of course
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booooooo!Originally posted by k2p2 View PostI'm not paying roaming data charges!! Will give full report when I get back. Booked for end of May.
but you could find a pub with wifi and do it there
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