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Cape Wrath to Dover

Cape Wrath to Dover 1050 miles

In May 2010 I rode my second Britain End to End.

This time I did the ‘mirror image’ of the more conventional LEJOG, going top left to bottom right, from the remote lighthouse at Cape Wrath to the busy port of Dover.

I took in several Hebridean islands along the way.

Some ferries may have been involved

My bike was a Raleigh Royal Tourer, bought a few days previously from a local store in London (where I lived at the time) for £395.

I camped, and also stayed in hostels and with friends who joined me at various stages en route. This was a sociable trip.

Dover, and the sight of more ferries. It was tempting to keep going.

Day -1: London
Day 0: Inverness to Durness
Day 1: (Durness to) Cape Wrath to Durness
Day 2: Durness to Achmelvich
Day 3: Achmelvich to Ullapool
Day 4: (Ullapool to) Stornoway to Plocropol
Day 5: Plocropol to Lionacleit
Day 6: Lionacleit to Castlebay
Day 7: Castlebay to Tiree
Day 8: Tiree to Lochgilphead
Day 9: Lochgilphead to Rothesay
Day 10: Rothesay to Crosshill
Day 11: Crosshill to Annan
Day 12: Annan to Dent
Day 13: Dent to Wheelton
Day 14: Wheelton to Hathersage
Day 15: Hathersage to Derby
Day 16: Derby to Rutland Water
Day 17: Rutland Water to Cambridge
Day 18: Cambridge to London
Day 19: London to Dover


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Land’s End to John o’Groats via Marshall Meadows and Kirkmaiden

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