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Madison Ten
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Cycling the trails so you don’t have to.
Leisure cycle rides around the countryside, mountains, beaches, towns and cities on a mountain bike in the United Kingdom.
Film and Music © Madison Ten
Leisure cycle rides around the countryside, mountains, beaches, towns and cities on a mountain bike in the United Kingdom.
Film and Music © Madison Ten
Mudeford Sandbank and the Coastline of Bournemouth Cycle Ride - Day Two
A leisure cycle ride along the Bournemouth Coast to Southbourne, Hengistbury Head and ending at the tip of Mudeford Sandbank in the county of Dorset, England.
This ride is day two of my Bournemouth Coastline cycle rides. Originally the weather forecast had shown that Bournemouth would miss the storms that were due to cross the south west of England and Wales but late evening on Day One the forecast had changed as the storm was going to clip Bournemouth.
Waking in the hotel on my final day, packing up my cycle bag with my clothes and toiletries ready to checkout I looked out of the bedroom window to see grey skies and later on when having breakfast on Bournemouth seafront feeling little spots of fine rain on my face now and then. The hope would be that I would out run the rain as I progressed leisurely along the coast.
And that was exactly what happened. The temperature was still summer warm despite the incoming weather. Of course what you mostly don't see after the end of my ride was my return to Bournemouth where I had a few hours to wander around town while waiting for my train.
The rain set in and basically I got wet, soaked through. But I wandered around smiling through the rain and not worrying too much about it. I had a change of clothes in my dry bag for the trip home. When the rain really set in and it was, simply, pouring down I headed to the station early and got changed. All was good.
I hope you enjoy this conclusion to my, technically, three day trip to Bournemouth in Dorset, England. Day One was amazing and adding the Steam Train ride in as well as the Ferry made this a very special cycle trip.
This film contains two brand new songs, Fix My Heart for the end credits and also the silly beachy mock jazz song, Jazz Masquerade.
I also want to thank everyone who has subscribed to date. When I got back home on this day the subscriber counter clicked over to 500. What a cherry-on-the-cake moment that was.
This ride is day two of my Bournemouth Coastline cycle rides. Originally the weather forecast had shown that Bournemouth would miss the storms that were due to cross the south west of England and Wales but late evening on Day One the forecast had changed as the storm was going to clip Bournemouth.
Waking in the hotel on my final day, packing up my cycle bag with my clothes and toiletries ready to checkout I looked out of the bedroom window to see grey skies and later on when having breakfast on Bournemouth seafront feeling little spots of fine rain on my face now and then. The hope would be that I would out run the rain as I progressed leisurely along the coast.
And that was exactly what happened. The temperature was still summer warm despite the incoming weather. Of course what you mostly don't see after the end of my ride was my return to Bournemouth where I had a few hours to wander around town while waiting for my train.
The rain set in and basically I got wet, soaked through. But I wandered around smiling through the rain and not worrying too much about it. I had a change of clothes in my dry bag for the trip home. When the rain really set in and it was, simply, pouring down I headed to the station early and got changed. All was good.
I hope you enjoy this conclusion to my, technically, three day trip to Bournemouth in Dorset, England. Day One was amazing and adding the Steam Train ride in as well as the Ferry made this a very special cycle trip.
This film contains two brand new songs, Fix My Heart for the end credits and also the silly beachy mock jazz song, Jazz Masquerade.
I also want to thank everyone who has subscribed to date. When I got back home on this day the subscriber counter clicked over to 500. What a cherry-on-the-cake moment that was.
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The Steam Trail and the Coastline of Bournemouth Cycle Ride - Day One
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A leisure cycle ride from Bournemouth, Wareham, Norden, Swanage, Studland and the coast of Sandbanks back to Bournemouth taking in the summer scenery of Dorset. We visit Norden Railway Station, part of the Swanage and Norden Steam Railway. We then take in the crystal clear sea waters of Swanage and then later returning to Norden to cycle down to the tip of the peninsular and make our way over t...
Llantrisant and the Solitary Trails to Sker Beach Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Llantrisant town, along the Ely Valley, the Sustrans Route 4 trail, Tondu, through Parc Slip nature reserve and down to the south coast of Wales to the rural Sker Beach. I was so lucky to have a break in the weather. On this ride we start at the top of the hill at Billy Wynt, a short tower remains that historians believe was once a mill. I start my ride mid-afternoon, once out...
Bristol, Bath and the Midford Valley Loop Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Bristol to Bath and along the Kennet and Avon Canal into the Claverton Valley, Dundas Aqueduct, Midford Valley and the Two Tunnels Greenway trail back to Bath. I've cycled the Bristol the Bath Railway Trail a few times mainly because it is a great through route to other trails - Bradford on Avon, Radstock, Frome, the Locks in Devizes, in fact you could probably cycle mostly tr...
Hungerford & the Idyllic Trails of the North Wessex Downs Cycle Ride
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An idyllic ride from Reading in England along the Kennet & Avon Canal to Newbury and ending in Hungerford taking in the North Wessex Countryside. This is a trail idea I'd written down last year that I planned to do during the summer. While I did this ride in May it had that dusty hot summer feel about it, though with plenty of humidity off the flourishing nettles along the canal tow path. Could...
The Serenity of the North Dorset Trailway Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride along the North Dorset Railway from Sturminster Newton, through Shillingstone Railway Station, Stourpaine, Blandford Forum, Charlton Marshall and ending at the disused Spetisbury Railway Station in the south of England. I've had this ride in my notebook for some time but I hadn't quite worked out how I would get there. The nearest railway stations were some miles away from the star...
The Cold Trails to Broad Haven South Beach Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Haverfordwest along the Brunel cycle trail to Pembroke and over the country roads to Stackpole and Broad Haven South Beach. With just one day of nice weather I had a couple of days to plan a cycle ride. Nothing in this years list of trails seemed right for February but then I found this traffic free cycle trail from Haverfordwest south to Pembroke. To get to the coast would re...
A Winter Afan Valley and the Richard Burton Trail Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Port Talbot, along the Afan Valley on the Richard Burton trail over the Pontrhydyfen Viaduct, the disused Cynonville Railway Station and ending in Cymmer. A slightly delayed start for the first cycle ride of the year. This wonderful trail takes us from the industrial Welsh town of Port Talbot and straight into the Afan Valley along the Richard Burton cycle trail. The route fol...
Mists of Hereford and the Hills of Great Malvern Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride around Hereford city and the hills of Great Malvern in England. I've had Great Malvern down in my note pad as an idea for a cycle ride for a while. I had another plan to try and fit in an extra Christmas Special cycle ride film but it fell through as the logistics just didn't work out. I had a short amount of time to try and come up with an alternative location that I could achieve...
Autumn Colours & the Canal to Gloucester Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Chepstow, the Severn Bridge, Severn Way Trail and following the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal to Gloucester Docks. I've had this idea in my note book for quite a while but hadn't quite joined the dots. We start in Chepstow, Wales and head over the original Severn Bridge to England picking up the Severn Way trail along the banks of the Severn River. Heading north towards Glouc...
Abergavenny and the Canal Trail to Brecon Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal from Abergavenny to Brecon town with the start of autumn colours and mirror like surface in the water. I've been curious about cycling this section of the canal ever since I rode the trail from Newport to Abergavenny in a previous film. We pick up the trail not far off from where I came off last time, in fact it was just around where I slice...
Madison Ten Cycle Ride Trails and Interesting Places - Trailer 3
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Leisure cycle rides, trails, countryside, city and beaches in the United Kingdom. Each year I produce a new updated trailer for the channel page.
The West Beaches of the Gower Peninsula Cycle Ride
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A cycle ride from Gowerton along the western side of the Gower Peninsula to Weobly Castle, Llangennith, Rhossili Bay, and Fall Bay in Wales. I had planned to return to the Gower Peninsula ever since my first ride along the southern coast line. Not far from the city of Swansea but as beautiful as some of the West Wales coast line makes this quite accessible. This ride starts in the north at the ...
Torquay and the Coves to Dawlish Cycle Ride (Dartmoor to Dawlish Day 2)
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An idyllic cycle ride along the Devon coast from Torquay to Beacon Cove, Meadfoot Beach, Anstey's Cove, over the Teignmouth and Sheldon Bridge ending in Dawlish. I wanted to visit Dawlish for quite a while as part of a cycle ride and combining the Dartmoor cycle ride for a two day trip ended in one of my most memorable and possibly a favourite cycle ride for all the rides I've done to date. Sta...
Dartmoor and the Coast to Dawlish Cycle Ride - Day One
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A cycle ride starting at the north of Dartmoor in Devon and following Sustrans Cycle Route 27, The Granite Trail, south to Plymouth passing over Meldon Viaduct and through Grenofen Tunnel ending in Torquay. I had two ideas some time ago, one to cycle the western side of Dartmoor and another to cycle Dawlish. I had to wait for Dartmoor as at the time as Okehampton station was closed. Dawlish on ...
Great Bedwyn and the Wilton Windmill Cycle Ride
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Great Bedwyn and the Wilton Windmill Cycle Ride
Frome and the Somerset Countryside Cycle Ride
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Frome and the Somerset Countryside Cycle Ride
Notting Hill and Hampstead Heath Cycle Ride
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Notting Hill and Hampstead Heath Cycle Ride
Aberthaw & The Vale of Glamorgan Cycle Ride
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Aberthaw & The Vale of Glamorgan Cycle Ride
Bristol to Chipping Sodbury Idyillic Christmas Cycle Ride
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Bristol to Chipping Sodbury Idyillic Christmas Cycle Ride
Forest of Dean and The Black Bridge Cycle Ride | Lydney | England
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Forest of Dean and The Black Bridge Cycle Ride | Lydney | England
Blaenavon and The Big Pit - Autumn Cycle Ride
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Blaenavon and The Big Pit - Autumn Cycle Ride
Brecon Beacons and The Abandoned Morlais Tunnel - Cycle Ride
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Brecon Beacons and The Abandoned Morlais Tunnel - Cycle Ride
Madison Ten Cycle Rides and Interesting Places
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Madison Ten Cycle Rides and Interesting Places
Windsor, Eton and The Thames - Idyllic Cycle Ride
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Windsor, Eton and The Thames - Idyllic Cycle Ride
Nice work ! Shame you didn’t find start of canal(think you needed to turn right under he railway bridge go past pub and at end of road path goes over dry dock ) as lots of boats in Marina and Lock out to River Severn that Tall ships have to navigate to Festival in Gloucester Docks . This would make a great Documentary but it is difficult getting notified of exact times Tall Ships come through and Tide dependent.
Thanks, Brian. I suppose I could have gone further on from the severn bridge remains to get there as well. I didn’t look much further from the dock side as I came across a lot of no unauthorised access signs and no cycling, mostly because of heavy vehicles I think. That would be quite a sight to see the tall ships coming in and sailing up the canal!
What a beautiful, peaceful and entertaining video, thank you. Shown me a part of the world I would not have considered riding in. There is such beauty all around us here and we must keep it and cherish it.
Thanks, Ian. So many places I wouldn't have seen without a bike. Much appreciated ☺️🚴🏻♀️
Give us more time to read the captions
Thanks. All done on new videos.
Can I ride the Billy wint is it a cycle root.
I don’t think it’s an official cycle route, it’s very steep and short so not really much to cycle on its own. I’ve seen horses there but whether it’s actually bridleway. I assumed it was but im not 100% sure. A better place is probably Llantrisant forest on the other side of the valley. Lots of cycle trails on a small forestry hill to explore.
Fantastic video, thank you for sharing.
Thanks very much! ☺️🚴♀️
Nice artistic camerawork around Bath, it went beyond a bike journey and became a interestingly silent observation.
Aw thanks very much. Thanks for ‘getting it’. ☺️🚴🏻♀️ really appreciated.
Thank you, that was great, beats looking for a film anyday...cycling is the answer...
Thanks, David. That’s really kind ☺️
I hope you’re safe today. Thunder storms here. Your vlogs give me inspiration. To do a lot more on bike xx
Beautifully filmed. I did that loop on a Brompton the other week. Bit rough on the canal!
Yes, that bit going south away from Bath towards the aqueduct is pretty rough on a mountain bike let alone a Brompton! You did well ☺️🚴♀️ Thanks very much, appreciated.
Love your videos,it's great to see old english villages and countryside and listen to your original music, thankyou!
Thanks, Simon. Much appreciated!
Is that you playing piano, so gentle and serene xx
Yeah, that’s me. Thanks ☺️🎹
@@MadisonTen wow, you a very talented Lady. Do you teach?
Haha, you're so wrong 🤣 No, I don't teach. I'm self taught so would probably pass on bad habits I'm sure.
@@MadisonTen bad habits ok with me ! Only talents I had was sport. I enjoy watching your travels all your interests are very similar to mine x
I climbed the top of Peny-Van through waste deep snow. My dear dog Ben knew my intention and pulled my up most of the way ! xx
Insanity! ☺️ Bet it was worth it for the snowy view though.
@@MadisonTen terrific view strange seeing helicopters flying 100’s ft below xx
I use to live in Rotherham and loved cycling the carnal, it was like a different world everyone enjoying it in their own way and saying good morning and plus being from the fens I dodged them big yorkshire hills 😂
Sounds brilliant, especially avoiding the hills, haha. They can really test a day out on a bike ☺️
I cycled Exeter to Dawlish and back many years ago. Loved it xx
Well done! I loved seeing Dawlish and the iconic seaside railway. I'll have to go again.
@@MadisonTen and me !!
Hi. Love your cycling videos, especially as I live in Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan. I've got a Brompton electric which, along with my cycling pal, 5:09 we explore wherever we can. Problem with a Brompton it doesn't do rough or off road at all. Put your velosipeed seems to cope with everything. What model is it please? And are you ever going to venture to places in Cornwall. That's where we're headed next year.
Thank you very much, Paul! Yes you’re not that far away. ☺️ Bromptons are great for what they’re made for. I believe they do slightly more off road versions or may be it’s an upgrade with wider chunky tyres/wheels and more gears. Pretty sure I’ve seen videos on them. I’m not sure how practical that would be and whether you need it? Still, I’m sure you get many miles in 🚴🏻♀️☺️ Yes, I have a couple of places in Cornwall in my ideas notebook, potentially one of them will be next year. Yes I like that my bike will do most terrains. Not as light as having a road bike of course. It’s a Specialized Rockhopper Sport from 2019 with 29” wheels. They change the design a little and the equipment each year. There are four models, Sport, Comp, Elite and Expert at various price points. Let me know if you need to know anything else. Good luck in your next ride 🚴🏻♀️
@MadisonTen Thanks so much for your reply. I shall have a serious look at the models mentioned. I'm missing out on some amazing cycling routes by having just the Brompton. And yes, you can upgrade the bike. There's a company I believe up north that will do a new rear triangle, new front forks etc so you can fit 20" fat wheels. Only problem is it's cheaper to buy a different bike more suited to the terrain. As for your cornish outings. One route you must consider because There's nothing quite like it anywhere. And that's from Sennen cove to St Ives. The coastal road is absolutely amazing. Thanks again. 😊
Yes, Bromptons are an expensive hobby 🤭 it’s good to have the right tool for the right job. I’d like a gravel bike but I don’t think I could justify the cost right now. Thanks for the suggestion. I love the look of st Ives. Ticks a lot of boxes ☺️ Any time.
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Would really be interested in the model of specialized bike you ride
Hi Patrick, it’s a Specialized Rockhopper Sport from 2019 with 29” wheels. I believe they change the design and equipment each year slightly. They do 4 models, Sport, Comp, Elite and Expert (in that order from entry level to higher end I think but check). It looks like the 2025 models are out which means 2024 models might be on discount, Late August to Sept seems to be a good time for that kind of deal.
Hi could I ask what cameras you use thanks.
Of course. While cycling I use a GoPro Hero 12 Black, for footage not on the bike I use an IPhone 15 Pro Max. I also use GoPro Hero Session 4 for shots around the bike, rear facing footage and underwater footage (though the 12 will do that too). Videos from before Jan 2024 I used the Go Pro 4 as my main cycle camera and a Samsung S8 for footage not on the bike. Anything else, feel free to ask. 🎥📸
thanks
Hi there !! another excellent journey by you xxx. At around the 37th minute you film what looks like a Laser single handed dinghy sailing lovely across the water. let me tell you this they are a hand full in a blow but the reward is pure satisfaction. I hope that you will try dinghy sailing my husband and myself did it for 15 years but health problems got in the way. Keep safe Madison Ten xx
Thanks, Sheila! Yes the sailing did look really good. Well, never say never but I do suffer terrible travel sickness unless things are really flat. I was even hyper aware of the ferry moving while docked 🤭 but you never know. Shame you had to give it up but 15 years is a good run. Thanks, you too!
What are you cleaning discs with ? x
Usually alcohol or acetone and a cotton ball. I don’t do it very often, usually only if I think the discs may have been contaminated during servicing.
I hope you never get lonely on these journeys. I’m with you on every one . Haunting whistle. xx
It’s surprising how many people you get to say hello to along the way. Not so much on the remote trails ☺️🚴🏻♀️ thanks, Richard.
Love this ride, not too narrow. Shilingstone wonderfully ghostly nostalgic of a by gone age. When I was asked what I wanted to be when grown up, always answered engine driver !! Till diesels took over lol xx
Shillingstone was so lovely and the people so nice. Never too late to have a go at steam train driving? 🤔 what do you think? ☺️
@@MadisonTen great idea can you do it from Bitton,shillistone or Minehead ? xx
I’ve no idea. I’ve never looked into it. I suspect the options are either pay for an experience day or train to be a driver (pun not intended) and volunteer at a heritage railway, but I imagine the opportunities are thin.
@@MadisonTen I suspect there are several places to try. Just keeping a look out. Your journeys one place to follow, I reckon you like trains too. xx
Great filming and fotografy, love your music! Thanks.
Aw thanks, Simon. That’s very kind! 🚴🏻♀️
An epic adventure. Really enjoyed the cycle tourism. Very inspiring to get out & enjoy a simple bike ride. 👍
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. It’s nice to have a relaxing ride. 🚴🏻♀️
Poo.. if I'd known we could've hooked up 😊
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Professional musician, fooled by those chimes 👌😂 Interesting to see - dunno why people in Dorset & Hampshire rave about Hengistbury Head Thanks for sharing. Is it the computer or the lights you're activating by waving ?
Totally fooled 🤭 my head was saying, these notes aren’t in piano order, why are 3 chimes the same note! And then I noticed the words behind them. Lol. Just waving to being on the tv ☺️
I suppose it wouldn't be the British seaside if it didn't rain! Very nice to watch, though, thank you.
Perfect replication of a British Summer of the 1980s ☺️ Thanks, Mike!
loved the piano playing - as usual! 👍 Shame about the rain at the end ☹
Thanks, Jeff. Yes, shame but make the best with what you have kind of day and made day one all the more special.
@@MadisonTen yes, what a difference in the two days.
Used to be Great pub on the Mudeford quay. Selling mostly rum xx
Gone like many pubs I suspect? I've only been on the quay side once about 15+ years ago. I don't remember much other than the huge current going out between the quay and the bank. I think the tide was going out.
And me I going to Polperro in 3 weeks alone, brother might come a couple of days. Want to take my e-bike but daughter put me off (scared for me) lol xx
Hope you have a great time, Richard. I haven't been there since I was little but a possibility some time. I think it might be quite hilly there and I don't know what it's like for cycle trails so you might be doing the right thing ☺️🚶
@@MadisonTen thanks Madison. I’m there 6th - 20th Sept can’t wait xx
Just starting to watch your new video which reminds me to say how much I liked how you packed your clothes, on the start of day zero. Just like a guy would. Haha.
Well of course! 😄 To be fair, it was mainly because it was all lycra based clothing. It doesn't crease and easier to get all the air out. My cotton t-shirt got folded and put in my back pack. That would make an interesting experiment, can I get in as much folded clothes and stuffed? 🧐 Thanks, Joe!
Thanks for answering hun. I am old school so everything would have to be folded. O.c.d. alert. Looks like we are having a good day bad day kind of summer. Hope you enjoy the rest of the year before it starts to get cooler. ❤@@MadisonTen
Typical musician can’t keep those pinkies off the ding dongs 😂 love your content
Hehe, you know me too well. Thanks! ☺️🙏🏻
That was a lovely hotel you stopped in very nice Bournemouth looks nice too did u enjoy it there 🚵♂️
The hotel was ok but it is a bare basics place. It’s economical and accepts bikes in the room which is the main thing. Yes I liked Bournemouth, especially the sea front in the morning. I would love to go running along there. There was a little bit of trouble on the second evening between the pier and the park but a whole load of police turned up and sorted that out.
@@MadisonTen 👍🏼glad they did
Wow probably your best video yet you put me to shame I used to work on the railways for 20 years so I get a certain amount of free travel in my fleet of bikes I have a Brompton so easy for public transport.and I'm not getting out there .
Thanks, Keith. Free train travel! Now I could do with some of that 🤭 I think you’ll get some riding if you feel the urge.
Lovely video, what camera did you use to record your journey?
Thanks! For this film i used a GoPro Hero Session 4 for the cycling and a Samsung S8 mobile phone for all the other footage. The newer films (everything since January this year) I use a Go Pro Hero 12 for the cycling and an iPhone 15 for the other footage. I still use the GoPro 4 for some bits.
My home town and I have done those trails. I love the train. Very good video. Looking forward to day2.
Thanks very much. I really liked the gravel trail, very satisfying ride and lovely scenery.
Guards Vans, we are being encouraged to use public transport and cycle and walk more, bring back Guards Vans, no more cramped areas to store bikes, worked in the past, can work now…..cracking film btw 👍
I'm really surprised even with the new commuter/metro trains they're not designing in large spaces given the need to get more people commuting. I'm guess it's down to cost and gains. Thanks, David! ☺️
Another epic. Great weather, great scenery and a great route. Cheers
Thanks, Tony! The weather makes all the difference doesn't it. 🚴🏻♀️ ☀️
@@MadisonTenit certainly does, nothing more demoralising than cycling in the pouring rain,
Very interesting ride not least because I am reading Laura Laker’s book Potholes and Pavements which is all about the NCN and of course Bristol-Bath was one of their first routes. Anyway was great to see what the ride looks like and will have to try it myself sometime.
Definitely try it if you can. Such a rewarding place to ride and can pick and choose which bit and how far you'd like to go.
Great ride again and very scenic. The forest trails to Studland and Godlingston nature reserve you rode looked amazing. Looking forward to part 2. 😎 x
Thanks so much! It was really nice and not as challenging as I thought it might be, so very pleasant. Working on pt 2 ☺️
@@MadisonTen Some of the woodlands did remind me of something out of a fantasy movie! Perfect weather conditions. The beaches and train bits were cool as well 🏖🚅