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I'm planning a route from Southampton to Cardiff, via Bristol in a couple of
weeks. I know it's been mentioned on here before, but which maps do people recommend for cycling (ie, showing relief, etc). Are there any specialist ones? TIA |
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Simonb wrote:
I'm planning a route from Southampton to Cardiff, via Bristol in a couple of weeks. I know it's been mentioned on here before, but which maps do people recommend for cycling (ie, showing relief, etc). Are there any specialist ones? TIA I use a Ordnance Survey based 3 miles to one inch road atlas and tear out the pages I need for my ride. I bought a 2004 edition from one of the cheap book shops for £4. For road use these are usually adequate. |
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On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 17:18:18 -0000, "Simonb"
wrote: I'm planning a route from Southampton to Cardiff, via Bristol in a couple of weeks. I know it's been mentioned on here before, but which maps do people recommend for cycling (ie, showing relief, etc). Are there any specialist ones? TIA I'll second the road map suggestion. Let me know how you get on as I'd like to do this trip next Spring; nr Soton to nr Bridgend and I wouldn't mind some pointers. It'll be the longest day's cycling I've done. |
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"Simonb" wrote in message .. . I'm planning a route from Southampton to Cardiff, via Bristol in a couple of weeks. I know it's been mentioned on here before, but which maps do people recommend for cycling (ie, showing relief, etc). Are there any specialist ones? TIA I just use a large scale road map to give me a virtual cooridor - or Autoroute then get the OS landrangers out and go from there. If you want any opinions about the Wiltshire bit I'll happily pass on my experience of the area. Regards Julia |
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On Sun, 9 Nov 2003 00:49:26 -0000, marc marccdimspamremovedimspamto
wrote: In article , says... nr Soton to nr Bridgend How near Bridgend? and what pointers? My actual destination would be nr a small village called Llantwit Major. The total distance according to multimap and viamichelin etc seems to be about 150miles which is probably do-able in a (long) day. Assuming the m-way avoiding routes don't add too much distance, that is. By 'pointers', I mean roads to avoid etc etc. |
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[Not Responding] wrote:
By 'pointers', I mean roads to avoid etc etc. Avoid the A36 which is the most direct route on the map. Its a busy relatively high speed car and truck run. OTOH there are some nice quiet lanes that run parallel to it. Tony |
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On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 18:52:58 -0000, marc marccdimspamremovedimspamto
wrote: In article , says... My actual destination would be nr a small village called Llantwit Major. The total distance according to multimap and viamichelin etc seems to be about 150miles which is]][p[p Que? |
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