bloody cycling paradise.
i know it is not tough or challenging, and it might even seem boring.
but the infrastructure for cycling is bloody vaguely exciting.
a country where the pushbike is king. a rare thing nowadays.
Holland.
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Holland.
just got back from a weeks touring in holland.
bloody cycling paradise.
i know it is not tough or challenging, and it might even seem boring.
but the infrastructure for cycling is bloody vaguely exciting.
a country where the pushbike is king. a rare thing nowadays.
bloody cycling paradise.
i know it is not tough or challenging, and it might even seem boring.
but the infrastructure for cycling is bloody vaguely exciting.
a country where the pushbike is king. a rare thing nowadays.
Re: Holland.
Thank you, but over here we do envy your mountains.
Re: Holland.
Love it over there Tony. Great countryside, interesting towns and nearly all flat.
We did a 200 miler there that had 600 feet of climbing, and some of that will be the climb out of a tunnel under a river.
We did a 200 miler there that had 600 feet of climbing, and some of that will be the climb out of a tunnel under a river.
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Re: Holland.
Love Holland. Lived there for 4 years as a child and been back twice cycling. Recently been talking to my wife about a short holiday there albeit by car.
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Re: Holland.
Loved living there..
After Israel, was the first place I worked when I left the Army.
Would be back over there tomorrow if i could find work.
Love the place.
After Israel, was the first place I worked when I left the Army.
Would be back over there tomorrow if i could find work.
Love the place.