azfiddle
05-17-2015, 09:53 PM
So this is partly non-cycling and partly cycling... but the excitement is just bubbling over right now and I just wanted to share. In just 5 days my husband and I are leaving for about 4 weeks in the UK and Ireland.
We are flying to Dublin for just 2 days (no cycling planned, just music and sight-seeing). Then we'll take the ferry to Wales where my daughter and her boyfriend will pick us up. We'll spend a couple of days at her boyfriend's parent's house in Wales, a side-trip to Yorkshire to see my husband's family roots, then about 10 days in Cambridge with my daughter and her boyfriend.
We'll rent hybrids to get around in Cambridge, with a one-night overnight bike trip (maybe to Ely). We planned it to give everyone a break but then the kids said they had never been to Ely and so maybe we will all ride there and spend the night.
Many adventures are planned, including one day to London and I'll get to see the Tower of London, which I missed on my previous visit.
Then we'll fly back to Ireland for about 10 days of cycling / music adventures. Not a super hard core cycling trip- we planned the trip around music sessions in Clare, but we have one 90 km day and one that's about 50 or 60 km. I hope those days aren't too rainy. The tour company will transport our luggage and instruments for us.
I just have to survive the last 3 1/2 days of the school year. I'm not sure who is more excited for summer: kids or teachers.
We are flying to Dublin for just 2 days (no cycling planned, just music and sight-seeing). Then we'll take the ferry to Wales where my daughter and her boyfriend will pick us up. We'll spend a couple of days at her boyfriend's parent's house in Wales, a side-trip to Yorkshire to see my husband's family roots, then about 10 days in Cambridge with my daughter and her boyfriend.
We'll rent hybrids to get around in Cambridge, with a one-night overnight bike trip (maybe to Ely). We planned it to give everyone a break but then the kids said they had never been to Ely and so maybe we will all ride there and spend the night.
Many adventures are planned, including one day to London and I'll get to see the Tower of London, which I missed on my previous visit.
Then we'll fly back to Ireland for about 10 days of cycling / music adventures. Not a super hard core cycling trip- we planned the trip around music sessions in Clare, but we have one 90 km day and one that's about 50 or 60 km. I hope those days aren't too rainy. The tour company will transport our luggage and instruments for us.
I just have to survive the last 3 1/2 days of the school year. I'm not sure who is more excited for summer: kids or teachers.