I’m now in Glasgow and heading back to Yorkshire later this afternoon. Time to look back on the past two weeks. Here are some Hebridean Way statistics (including travel to / from the Outer Hebrides):

• 550 km cycled
• £20.80 average cost for accommodation per night
• 13 days
• 12 nights
• 12 daily videos
• 7 nights in the tent
• 7 trains
• 6 campsites
• 4 beaches
• 3 museums
• 3 shaves
• 2.5 packs of spaghetti
• 2 wild camping spots
• 1 youth hostel
• 1 hotel
• 1 wooden camping cabin
• 1 bar of soap
• 1 paddle in the sea
• 1 blackhouse
• 1 set of standing stones
• 1 refusal to fill water bottles
• 0 mechanical issues (yet…)
• Countless positive encounters with locals and fellow travellers & cyclists…

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Here’s the plan for my trip to the Outer Hebrides…

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