Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for cycling?
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jacob said:
Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for
cycling?Anywhere's good for cycling.
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jacob said:
Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for
cycling?Looks good:
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jacob said:
Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for
cycling?Eeek:
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Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for cycling?
Are you comfortable with latin-style driving and serious mountains?
If so, go for it. If not - there's great walking too.--
Nick Kew -
Simonb:
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Eeek:
Ew. I get vertigo just looking at that picture.
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I'm sure I remember my mum reversing our car along there on holiday once
after meeting a coach coming the other way.Jon
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Having a winter break in Madeira - anybody know if its any good for
cycling?Last time I stayed at the Savoy Hotel there was a cycle team
staying there, Checkoslovac I think.
If they spoke English they didnt respond to me.
They had two car support.
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