Morning all, happy to lead on Sunday, eastwards to Rushmere Country Park for a change. The route goes out via Little Horwood and Stoke Hammond, back via Bragenham and Stewkley.
It´s 46 miles, 2500 feet of climbing per Strava (probably less than 2000 Garmin feet!). No hills to speak of. I'll probably be on a winter bike so the pace will be moderate, mine at least.
The GPX file is below. If you click on it in your computer it will appear in your downloads, from where you can upload it to your system, which will no doubt present it in the form of a map. Maybe it works on a mobile phone as well, but I don´t know how.
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Morning all, happy to lead on Sunday, eastwards to Rushmere Country Park for a change. The route goes out via Little Horwood and Stoke Hammond, back via Bragenham and Stewkley.
It´s 46 miles, 2500 feet of climbing per Strava (probably less than 2000 Garmin feet!). No hills to speak of. I'll probably be on a winter bike so the pace will be moderate, mine at least.
The GPX file is below. If you click on it in your computer it will appear in your downloads, from where you can upload it to your system, which will no doubt present it in the form of a map. Maybe it works on a mobile phone as well, but I don´t know how.
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