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Manchester, UK
1068 miles, 25 days in total, 22 full cooked breakfasts, 21 cycling days, 20 B&Bs, so many cheesecakes we lost count, only one puncture. Home Sweet Home.
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Manchester, UK
1068 miles, 25 days in total, 22 full cooked breakfasts, 21 cycling days, 20 B&Bs, so many cheesecakes we lost count, only one puncture. Home Sweet Home.
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After The Ride, UK
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Manchester, UK
Finally landed in Manchester after flying from Wick to Edinburgh, then Edinburgh to Manchester. The plane was brand new and we flew over Rochdale. We could see Spotland School. Off to get a ta…
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Wick, UK
Final day of our 25 day break. Now at Wick Airport waiting for our flight to Edinburgh. We are early for our flight as nothing is open in Wick except Wetherspoon's and we have had two coffees …
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Wick, UK
A quaint little shop called The Spot tales our bikes in. They will dismantle them and post them home.
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Ailsa Congratulations! You made it! What an amazing achievement and you are still smiling! Bet you enjoyed that pint :-) Any plans for the next trip?
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paul haynes Well done. I'll have one of the umpteen cans of strongbow I invested in recently! Catch up soon
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Carolyn Cassidy Well done suzanne & Chris We have watched your progress really fantastic Carolyn, David, Katriona and Ewan
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Anne Sutcliffe Hooray! What an achievement. We cycled from Wadebridge to Padstow a few weeks ago and it was only 6 miles. I was a real flat bottomed girl by the end of it. Can't tell you how much we admire you. Next challenge circumnavigating the globe? Love and kisses Anne and Steve
re: John O' Groats, UK
Ian Look over your soulder and see how far you have travelled. Really well done to the pair of you. A wee dram tonight perhaps?
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Heather Good old Rescue Ted! Enjoy the celebration. Sounds like your last day was a fitting finale to a wonderful trip. Congratulations it's a great achievement and you're an inspiration. Look forward to seeing you back in Manchester.
re: John O' Groats, UK
Aileen Absolutely fantastic! What a wonderful pair you are. Have a well earned rest if your legs will stop going round.
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Carol & Peter I know I should be working - but wanted to be the first to congratulate you both on making it ... well done and don't drink too much ...c u when you're back in Manchester ..
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Melanie Smith Woop woop! Great achievement, must feel great! Now, about that pint of cider..... :)
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Eleanor Very,very, very well done. I am in awe of you both. All the very best and a safe journey home. Speak to you soon.
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Eleanor Hope you've ordered the champagne on ice for your arrival. Enjoy the last of your fantastic achievement.Where next?
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Jack It's a long long way. Well done.Last stretch now. I've landed from Toronto this morning so just caught up on your blog.
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- Penzance, UK
- Lostwithiel, UK
- Topsham, UK
- Ilchester, UK
- Winsley, UK
- Painswick, UK
- Tenbury Wells, UK
- Wem, UK
- Manchester, UK
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- Ambleside, UK
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- Ayr, UK
- Brodick, UK
- Lochgilphead, UK
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- Fort William, UK
- Culbokie, UK
- Helmsdale, UK
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- Wick, UK
- Manchester, UK
paul haynes Lazy b*****s!