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David Marsh
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Go Bike cycle ride, Sun 02 March 2003: Glasgow - Falkirk Wheel (via Forth & Clyde Canal)
Visit the impressive engineering achievement of the Falkirk Wheel which links the Forth & Clyde and
Union Canals, and perhaps take a boat ride high up into the sky? Chill out by following the
traffic-free canal towpath through some hidden central Scotland countryside, which, on a fine sunny
spring day (here's hoping) can actually be quite pleasant.. And no shortage of canalside pubs for
emergency refreshments or shelter from any rain.
Route: via the Forth & Clyde Canal from Glasgow - Kirkintilloch - Falkirk.
Return to Glasgow by train: from Falkirk High (limited bike spaces) or from Larbert. Or cycle back
along the canal (ride leaders: anybody up for that?)
Meet: 11:00, Bell's Bridge, Scottish Exhibition Centre, Finnieston, Glasgow.
(or phone the Go Bike mobile to arrange to meet elsewhere on the canal)
Further information from: 07932 460093, http://www.GoBike.org/
All welcome: children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Visit the impressive engineering achievement of the Falkirk Wheel which links the Forth & Clyde and
Union Canals, and perhaps take a boat ride high up into the sky? Chill out by following the
traffic-free canal towpath through some hidden central Scotland countryside, which, on a fine sunny
spring day (here's hoping) can actually be quite pleasant.. And no shortage of canalside pubs for
emergency refreshments or shelter from any rain.
Route: via the Forth & Clyde Canal from Glasgow - Kirkintilloch - Falkirk.
Return to Glasgow by train: from Falkirk High (limited bike spaces) or from Larbert. Or cycle back
along the canal (ride leaders: anybody up for that?)
Meet: 11:00, Bell's Bridge, Scottish Exhibition Centre, Finnieston, Glasgow.
(or phone the Go Bike mobile to arrange to meet elsewhere on the canal)
Further information from: 07932 460093, http://www.GoBike.org/
All welcome: children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
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David Marsh, <reply-to-email is valid at time of writing> | Glasgow, Scotland. [en, fr, (de)] |
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>I scorefile posters who don't quote in traditional interspersed style<