here you go ton, bloody hell it's urban around where you live. hope they're interesting places.
Some great place names in there
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Only just come across this after john mentioned it on a facebook thread , gutted ive missed the boat :( .. will have to just go and ride for a few days ... cant even bivi as just reseeded the grass !
enjoy and stay safe
Plotted my routes tonight and in normal WRT tradition, John has given me a bonus post box grid reference... that is about 300 meters off shore in the River Dee!
Going to struggle packing my kayak on the bike so I'm going to miss that out otherwise hopefully it'll be a full house.
Thanks Reg! Normally I'd plot and do routes on the PC, but this time I've dug out my old Romer (anyone else got one of those?) and plotted the points the old fashioned/proper* way. I'll make up routes as I go!
barney wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 12:47 am
Plotted my routes tonight and in normal WRT tradition, John has given me a bonus post box grid reference... that is about 300 meters off shore in the River Dee!
You're lucky! The bonus GR he gave me was about a km off Flamborough Head I've been listening to the shipping forecast
Better weight than wisdom, a traveller cannot carry
Aside from the new riding this has also been educational. I’ve now found a really good route plotting solution. Plot using ViewRanger on my, phone/ computer- share as GPX to garmin connect on my phone then wirelessly sync to the garmin. Works a treat, I do need to be online but it’s definitely an easy option.