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Imagine Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's expedition long way down, well ours is pretty much the same but our TV series will be called a long way up!! And we are not using motorbikes, we are using pedal power so there is a good chance our expedition is going to be just as hard!!
14 of us will embark on an epic journey covering 110 miles in 2 days, our route takes us west out of London past Regents park and the famous Madame Tussaud's Museum. We head north out towards Edgeware and take in Watford, Hemel and Aylesbury before coming to rest at the end of day 1 in Buckingham.
Day 2 will commence with a Little Chef Olympic breakfast, before the short (50 miles) ride into coventry via Banbury and Southam
It is all in aid of a fantastic cause, i think we will have fun! maybe a bit saddle sore at the end! Oh well that what they invented vaseline for!
Wish us luck and don't forget to sponsor us.
We do expect a grand finale as we enter north view!
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