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Comments / advice / suggestions wanted.
My friend and I are planning a short cycling holiday.
We are female and 50 years old. Neither of us is an experienced long
haul cyclist, but we are both well used to cycling as a means of getting
round our rather hilly home town.
We both have OK bikes, but nothing very special. Mine is a 3 year old
Giant hybrid (cost £200) and my friend a brand new Orbea town/hybrid
(cost £300).
We are thinking of going to East Anglia, and staying in B and Bs or
Youth Hostels. Neither of us have ever been to this part of the country
before. Is it as flat as people say? Are there any nice routes you
could recommend?
We want something scenic and free from heavy traffic. Looking at the
map I fancy getting the train to King's Lynn or thereabouts, going round
the coast as far as feasible, trying also to take in some of the broads,
and then getting the train back from wherever we end up.
We were planning on about 3 days cycling. Bearing in mind that we
intend to pootle, enjoy the scenery and stop for lots of snacks and
drinks, about how many miles do you think we can cover?
My friend and I are planning a short cycling holiday.
We are female and 50 years old. Neither of us is an experienced long
haul cyclist, but we are both well used to cycling as a means of getting
round our rather hilly home town.
We both have OK bikes, but nothing very special. Mine is a 3 year old
Giant hybrid (cost £200) and my friend a brand new Orbea town/hybrid
(cost £300).
We are thinking of going to East Anglia, and staying in B and Bs or
Youth Hostels. Neither of us have ever been to this part of the country
before. Is it as flat as people say? Are there any nice routes you
could recommend?
We want something scenic and free from heavy traffic. Looking at the
map I fancy getting the train to King's Lynn or thereabouts, going round
the coast as far as feasible, trying also to take in some of the broads,
and then getting the train back from wherever we end up.
We were planning on about 3 days cycling. Bearing in mind that we
intend to pootle, enjoy the scenery and stop for lots of snacks and
drinks, about how many miles do you think we can cover?