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Most popular cycling stop
I visited a friend this weekend for some riding around Guildford. We
stopped a village store in a place called Peaslake which turned out to be an excellent choice - bus stop to sit at, proper cups to drink out of, wide choice of good cakes, ice creams, whatever. She'd already told me that it was a popular stop for cyclists, but while we were there, for maybe 20 minutes, another 6 pairs turned up, to go with the 3 that were already there when we arrived. So my question is this: which cafe/bar/restaurant/massage parlour/whatever is the best in Britain for making people stop at and why? And I'm going to have to disqualify things that are at the top of hills as that's cheating. (For ref www.peaslake.net. If you're ever going past it, then my advice would be not to.) |
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Most popular cycling stop
Memory Lane, Croston, Lancs between Chorley and Southport |
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