%%%% Tarka Trail Cycle ride - 11/10 %%%%

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%%%% Tarka Trail Cycle ride - 11/10 %%%%

Postby chris.t » Fri 05.09.2008, 08:43

After the success of the last ride we're planning another ride, this time in North Devon.

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The ride will take place on the Saturday. Although the ride should be fairly comfortable for most the ride need not be the whole 30 miles for some. As Dee and I have a fair distance to travel we will be staying locally on the friday night in a B&B. We will also be staying over on Saturday night so that we can have a night out and have a more relaxed drive back the next day. I have yet to arrange the B&B, so if anyone else is interested in staying down let me know.

If you thought the 'Downs Link' was good you will not be disappointed with the Tarka Trail!

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1. Chris.t & Dee
3. Paul & Larisa
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Re: %%%% Tarka Trail Cycle ride - 11/10 %%%%

Postby Enright » Fri 05.09.2008, 10:04

On a sort of related note, I bumped into a NormA owner at the foot of Watership Down last year!
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Postby chris.t » Tue 16.09.2008, 23:06

BTTT just to remind you if you want to do it :poke:
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Re: %%%% Tarka Trail Cycle ride - 11/10 %%%%

Postby chris.t » Mon 13.10.2008, 09:25

Well we couldn't complain about the weather, it was like the middle of summer. We managed to do 42 miles which we did pay for later on but at the time it was very enjoyable. I can thoroughly recommend the TT as there are plenty of stopping off places and the whole of the ride that we did was on a really smooth surface. Anyway here are a few fotos for you.
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