Just completed London - Paris. What next?

mjf1017

So my friends and I have just completed London - Paris on an organised ride. 240 miles over 3 days. Brilliant, do it if you get the chance. (We were 12 in a group of 88)
We are all 50 years old and bought good road bikes, trained, lost weight and nailed it.
So the big question now is what to do next year?
London - Paris is an ideal run, great cities, okay for timings, not too long but long enough. Any suggestions or recommendations for a trip for next year?

random man

I recently completed the Raid Pyrenean - 710kms in 100hrs, 18 cols including Aubisque and Tourmalet. It was an awesome ride with a great group of people and you feel such a sense of achievement afterwards.

me-109

I was thinking you might need to so Paris - London to get home again! :-)

rodgers73

Do it again non-stop?

prb007

Quite a sense of achievement in crossing a country - any country, really, as long as you have the right company and don't overstretch yourself.
We did JoGle in 2011, E2E France last year and are now planning E2E Italy (which may turn into Nice-Rome) as myself and my riding partners are all the wrong side of forty and knees are starting to creak when the mileage (as it did in these two tours) goes over the 100 every day for over a week!
Also did E2E Wales, off-road, about 12 years ago - which is a nice twist on crossing a country...

mjf1017

Thanks for the advice, some good ideas.

Did think about cycling back from paris but opted for the eurostar instead