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MSeries wrote:
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>>The bits I found challenging were Winlatter Pass in the Lakes and
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>>Crawleyside Bank out of Stanhope.
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>But not Hartside ?
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I forgot about Hartside - the apparent shortcut isn't so don't even attempt to push your bike along
the rubble strewn rough track. Nice bacon butties though at the top.
>The climb out of Stanhope was not on the route when I did my first C2C. One had to make a left
>hander in Rookhope up a lane onto an off road section, an old wagonway, perhaps you chose to stay
>on the road, some other cyclists were standing in front of the sign so we missed the turn and ended
>up in Stanhope !
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Strange place - twenty odd miles from my home town but might as well have been on a different
planet! Theres a nice fish and chip shop off Clifford Street.
>>The C2C map from Sustrans is worth having. The route is a little vague at the Sunderland end.
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>My report is reproduced there too.
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As is mine must get him to correct my name. Seemed to have lost weight retrospectively too
>three days is doable for most cyclists.
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Three days would be a breeze with plenty of right arm exercises throughout the days and evenings
Mmmmm....must find a free weekend
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bgcolor="#ffffff"> <br> <br> MSeries wrote:<br> <blockquote type="cite" cite="
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berlin.de"> <pre wrap="">vernon.levy wrote: </pre> <blockquote type="cite"> <pre wrap="">The bits I
found challenging were Winlatter Pass in the Lakes and </pre> <pre wrap="">Crawleyside Bank out of
Stanhope. </pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""><!----> But not Hartside ? </pre> </blockquote> I forgot
about Hartside - the apparent shortcut isn't so don't even attempt to push your bike along the
rubble strewn rough track. Nice bacon butties though at the top.<br> <br> <blockquote
type="cite" cite="
[email protected]"> <pre wrap="">The climb out of
Stanhope was not on the route when I did my first C2C. One had to make a left hander in Rookhope up
a lane onto an off road section, an old wagonway, perhaps you chose to stay on the road, some other
cyclists were standing in front of the sign so we missed the turn and ended up in Stanhope !</pre>
</blockquote> Strange place - twenty odd miles from my home town but might as well have been on a
different planet! Theres a nice fish and chip shop off Clifford Street.<br> <blockquote
type="cite" cite="
[email protected]"> <blockquote type="cite"> <pre
wrap="">The C2C map from Sustrans is worth having. The route is a little vague at the Sunderland
end. </pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""> My report is reproduced there too.</pre> </blockquote> As is
mine must get him to correct my name. Seemed to have lost weight retrospectively too :-
)<br> <br> <blockquote type="cite" cite="
[email protected]"> <pre
wrap="">three days is doable for most cyclists.</pre> </blockquote> <br> Three days would be a
breeze with plenty of right arm exercises throughout the days and evenings
<br> <br>
Mmmmm....must find a free weekend<br> <blockquote type="cite" cite="
[email protected]
berlin.de"> <pre wrap="">
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