Cheshire Rail Trail !

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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Looks nice! And it reminds me that I really must get my mountain bike back into action.

I was thinking "Ooh, there's a rail trail in Cheshire that I don't know about" and then I saw that it is Cheshire in NEW England, not the OLD England Cheshire that I ran a ride forum ride round last Saturday!

I suppose it isn't surprising that there are so many places in the USA with English names... Birmingham, (New) York, Boston, Cambridge etc.

Blimey, I hadn't realised quite how many there are - see THIS LIST on Wikipedia!
 
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Zipp2001

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Looks nice! And it reminds me that I really must get my mountain bike back into action.

I was thinking "Ooh, there's a rail trail in Cheshire that I don't know about" and then I saw that it is Cheshire in NEW England, not the OLD England Cheshire that I ran a ride forum ride round last Saturday!

I suppose it isn't surprising that there are so many places in the USA with English names... Birmingham, (New) York, Boston, Cambridge etc.

Blimey, I hadn't realised quite how many there are - see THIS LIST on Wikipedia!


lol ! The town I live in and the surrounding towns are all named after UK towns.
 

clid61

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Location
The North
Looks nice! And it reminds me that I really must get my mountain bike back into action.

I was thinking "Ooh, there's a rail trail in Cheshire that I don't know about" and then I saw that it is Cheshire in NEW England, not the OLD England Cheshire that I ran a ride forum ride round last Saturday!

I suppose it isn't surprising that there are so many places in the USA with English names... Birmingham, (New) York, Boston, Cambridge etc.

Blimey, I hadn't realised quite how many there are - see THIS LIST on Wikipedia!
No Wigan though :}
 

iluvmybike

Über Member
Looks nice! And it reminds me that I really must get my mountain bike back into action.

I was thinking "Ooh, there's a rail trail in Cheshire that I don't know about" and then I saw that it is Cheshire in NEW England, not the OLD England Cheshire that I ran a ride forum ride round last Saturday!

I suppose it isn't surprising that there are so many places in the USA with English names... Birmingham, (New) York, Boston, Cambridge etc.

Blimey, I hadn't realised quite how many there are - see THIS LIST on Wikipedia!
I thought exactly the same thing Colin!
 

clid61

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Location
The North
Nor a Goole
We're proper English us 😊
 
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