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Ian Teelan
Guest
Hello all,
Discussing the End to End with mates and the direction of travel came up. The Land's End - John
O'Groats route is apparently the most popular since the prevailing wind is generally behind you.
However the hills at the start of this route can be very hard going and sometimes cause people to
drop out after a relatively short distance.
On the other hand the alternative John O'Groats - Land's End route starts with less severe hills and
allows you to build up the cycling muscles as you go along therefore enabling the beginner long
distance tourer to see the trip all the way through.
Two points of view - which do this newsgroup feel is the better argument, and better route ?
Regards,
Ian
Discussing the End to End with mates and the direction of travel came up. The Land's End - John
O'Groats route is apparently the most popular since the prevailing wind is generally behind you.
However the hills at the start of this route can be very hard going and sometimes cause people to
drop out after a relatively short distance.
On the other hand the alternative John O'Groats - Land's End route starts with less severe hills and
allows you to build up the cycling muscles as you go along therefore enabling the beginner long
distance tourer to see the trip all the way through.
Two points of view - which do this newsgroup feel is the better argument, and better route ?
Regards,
Ian