335 km (208 miles) Today was my last day in France. I split off from Martyn and MacBean after breakfast at the hotel. I had all day to make it to Dieppe for the midnight (11.59pm) ferry to Newhaven. There was no reason to rush and have to sit around…
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123 km (76 miles) MacBean and Martyn has both been to Mont St Michel before so going there was all about them being nice to me. Given the distance was not very far, there was no rush to get there so we ran some errands and went to find breakfast.…
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89 miles/143 km Today was our last day in France. We took the DFDS ferry from the port of Dieppe to Newhaven. From the hotel to the port looked to be about 2 kilometers straight across town. My satnav took us on a tour of Dieppe and we has to…
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644 km/403 miles From the capital of Burgundy to the capital of Champagne. With just one day of riding left and a lot of miles to cover to Dieppe, we chose a two step day. Part 1 of the ride was to put some miles in and cover ground. We…
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510 km/318 miles Today, the team split up. Rob, Biff, and MacBean were heading west towards Spain and the south west. Martyn, Mark, and I were heading north to get the ferry on Tuesday. Mark looked for a place that was close to the middle of our trip to Dieppe…
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~40 km/25 miles Saturday was the start of the 24 hour race. There is a classic or vintage race early in the day. The main event kicked off a three pm. We left at about 10:30 am to get up to the track and were soon in a mass of…
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64 km/40 miles Breakfast was a collection of croissants and such that we’d picked up at the supermarket the day before. They came in a beaten up marked down box to clear them from the store. Five minutes in the oven and they came out great. There was a surprise…