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Cycle London to Paris 2013
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London to Paris is a classic journey and a great cycling challenge.
We begin our journey in Greenwich before heading out of London and into the rolling Kent countryside. Our second day of cycling takes us into the rural landscape of northern France and through some beautiful and varied scenery.
Cycling along mainly minor roads and quiet lanes, we will cover just over 275 miles during the 4 days. We finish our challenge at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in the heart of Paris, and then have some time to explore this great city before celebrating our achievements over dinner.
Book your place today and get 10% off when you quote discount code CCLP13 at checkout!
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