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Which
way shall we go? Land's End to John O'Groats or John O'Groats to Land's End? Meteorologists
suggest the prevailing wind would favour an England to Scotland approach, but
we all know that starting in the UK's most northern tip would be downhill all
the way… Over
the course of 10 days Joe & Rob will be cycling approximately 900 miles the
length of the country, via the Alexandra unit in Dumfries, to reach Land's End
on Tuesday 2nd June, the first anniversary of Dick passing away. To commemorate
this special day, all of Dick's sons will join Joe & Rob to form the 'Peloton'
to ride the last 10 miles into Land's End..
The
route:
| Day | From
| To
| Distance
(miles) | |
| Day
1 | John
O'Groats | Culbokie
(Inverness) | 110 |
3,071 |
| Day
2 | Culbokie | Grandtully |
109 |
3,435 |
| Day
3 | Grandtully | Glasgow
| 104 |
3,497 |
| Day
4 | Glasgow | Carlisle
| 90 |
1,860 |
| Day
5 | Carlisle
| Haydock |
111 |
2,940 |
| Day
6 | Haydock | Ludlow |
87 |
1,719 |
| Day
7 | Ludlow | Bristol
| 68 |
2,349 |
| Day
8 | Bristol
| Langford |
86 |
1,575 |
| Day
9 | Langford | Lostwithiel |
77 |
3,474 |
| Day
10 | Lostwithiel | Land's
End | 58 |
2,100 |
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900 |
| You
can follow the expedition's progress here. 
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