The Most Scenic Commute

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  • You can uncheck the "follow roads" box and do some bits manually.

    Aha, useful. Thanks. Still, does unfortunately require some local knowledge. Tis pretty impressive all the same.

    Tried to use a similar (same?) site to route a recent East Lundarn to Cambridge route which suggested I use the M11 :shock: In the end a mate wrote down a couple of B route numbers and we winged it :D
    Edit - it did help that an awful lot of roads on the route were called Cambridge Road :idea:
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  • Some photos from Arthur Seat. Phone camera quality...

    The gate at the start

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    already disguising shortness of breath

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    very steep but photo not doing justice

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    Loch at the top of the climb

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    The wind hits you on this small incline and it can be worse than it looks

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    to the left of the photo above

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    the last bit before heading downhill, and a sneaky peak of the castle

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    going down

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  • always_tyred
    always_tyred Posts: 4,965
    Some photos from Arthur Seat. Phone camera quality...

    Ah, all too familiar.... I think the steep bit is about 10%, give or take. That's the usual gradient where I run out of gears. I snapped a chain right on that bit once, that's how damn hard I go. Ouch.
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    It's not the prettiest, but it does look good.
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  • always_tyred
    always_tyred Posts: 4,965
    That's quite cool, actually.