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Tetedelacourse
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Cool! I hope to God it happens.
domtyler
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Nice link:
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Cheddar George
oober member
Excellent.
My vote (if they asked me) would be Edinburgh, but i'll let the Scots argue about that one.
My vote (if they asked me) would be Edinburgh, but i'll let the Scots argue about that one.
laurence
Veteran
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/cycling/7151682.stm
are the streets be clear of snow by july?
are the streets be clear of snow by july?
Tetedelacourse
New Member
laurence said:
they July be clear snow of.
Dayvo
just passin' through
laurence said:
And is the sky going to be clear of clouds, or clouds of midges?
Good luck, Scotland. If the weather is good, it would be a memorable experience for the riders.
What would make a good route? 100 miles isn't too far. I always liked the scenery out towards the Kyle of Lochalsh, or down through the Spey Valley, or around Loch Ness or Loch Lomond.
Dayvo said:And is the sky going to be clear of clouds, or clouds of midges?
Good luck, Scotland. If the weather is good, it would be a memorable experience for the riders.
What would make a good route? 100 miles isn't too far. I always liked the scenery out towards the Kyle of Lochalsh, or down through the Spey Valley, or around Loch Ness or Loch Lomond.
They'll want it to look good on the telly so I'd vote for the prologue round Edinburgh city centre and stage one starting from Stirling and ending on Clydeside via the Trossachs and Loch Lomond.
I'm afraid the clouds are a permanent fixture though.
