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Re: [ST] Wales (was Daytona 675)
- Subject: Re: [ST] Wales (was Daytona 675)
- From: iPat <pmdavies@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 12:45:13 +0100
it would have to be the scenic routes for it to have any value. i
would motorway it down to liverpool and then get off the motoways
before Birmingham. thats a good 6 hours on its own from me.
Living in Aberdeenshire i have the same type of route you describe.
Look at multimap of Tomintoul and trace the route to Granton on Spey
to see the similarities. drier but colder.
When i leave Swansea on my route home (i visit relations down there
often) i try and go through the Vale of Neath, the Valley's road,
going through Merthyr. This is usually in a car though.
Irelands roads are now quite good thanks to the EU grants i hear.
On 9/27/05, Chris Harwood <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Pat
>
> If you can fit in that stretch of A4069 over Black Mountain sometime it
> is quite an experience. Don't bother if it's raining though, it has
> adverse cambers, bends that tighten between stone parapets, 12inch
> boulders alternating with sheep as edge markers, surreptitiously
> deposited dung patches and (if you can take your eyes off the tarmac) a
> superb view including your riding partners going left and right ahead
> and behind like ducks in a shooting gallery! I would recommend letting
> a sizeable gap develop between riders as you really have to use your own
> plans for each bend. I caught two other riders up on the return trip
> and it unnerved me for several miles.
>
> Your trip sounds fun. Will it be a motorway dash or the scenic
> routes?
--
iPat
if you have any preconception of yourself, you cannot comprehend the
unknown, that which is spontaneous.
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