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Across the globe, the restrictions imposed by COVID-19 are beginning to ease. Foreign travel may not be an easy option for most people in summer 2021, but being able to explore your own country probably is. In this episode of the podcast, we look at some of the accommodation choices available to touring cyclists including wild camping, hotels, hostels and reciprocal accommodation sharing with contributions from WarmShowers’ Tahverlee Anglen, wild camper Tim Millikin, the YHA’s Simon Ainley and Simon Kershaw from Scarborough’s newest hotel, Bike and Boot.
Across the globe, the restrictions imposed by COVID-19 are beginning to ease. Foreign travel may not be an easy option for most people in summer 2021, but being able to explore your own country probably is. In this episode of the podcast, we look at some of the accommodation choices available to touring cyclists including wild camping, hotels, hostels and reciprocal accommodation sharing with contributions from WarmShowers’ Tahverlee Anglen, wild camper Tim Millikin, the YHA’s Simon Ainley and Simon Kershaw from Scarborough’s newest hotel, Bike and Boot.
Across the globe, the restrictions imposed by COVID-19 are beginning to ease. Foreign travel may not be an easy option for most people in summer 2021, but being able to explore your own country probably is. In this episode of the podcast, we look at some of the accommodation choices available to touring cyclists including wild camping, hotels, hostels and reciprocal accommodation sharing with contributions from WarmShowers’ Tahverlee Anglen, wild camper Tim Millikin, the YHA’s Simon Ainley and Simon Kershaw from Scarborough’s newest hotel, Bike and Boot.
I cycled through the small ‘slate’ village of #Corris in #Wales last summer. I popped into this café to grab a coffee and a cake. It was the kind of place where, as a lone cyclist, you would have loved to spend a few minutes chatting with strangers or simply watching the world go by. Alas, this damned virus had limited the number of people in the café to just one. One day I’ll go back to get those precious few minutes...
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No maps, no official route Marco, sorry…
However, you are more than welcome to follow the route that I took; it worked quite well although I would probably not have missed out Brussels (the bit along the French – Belgian border was very boring…). See http://apsykes.com/eurovelo-5-2010-2/eurovelo-5-2010/ for the full itinerary.
Good luck!
Andrew
I’m a brazilian biker, 59 y, and I’m planning to travel from Canterbury to Rome, in the Francigine way. The Eurovelo5 is an option. Iwould like to know if it is alreado donne, and if it has a page with maps, or a book with it.
Thanks for atention,
Marco Antonio Furtado