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Owner: MartinF
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14th October 2007
Mt. Biking: Camel Trail ++++
Wind Direction:
Wind Stength: 0
Surf / Sea State:
Air Temperature: 14
Sea Temperature:
Weather: misty & drizzly
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Distance Covered: 61km (Nautical Miles - unless stated otherwise)

This started off as being a quick jaunt from Daymer, across the ferry to Padstow, then up the Camel Trail to Bodmin.

Following lunch in the Borough Arms in Bodmin, we headed off into the nearby Dunmere Woods as we'd heard there were some good singletrack trails in there. If there were, we didn't find them.

At this point, we decided to make a round trip of it by going right up to the end of the Camel Trail at Poley's Bridge. After that we went by road to St Tudy, St Kew Highway, St Kew, Trewethern, St Minver, Pityme, and back to Daymer. There's an awful lot of cowshit on some of those small lanes!

61km for the round trip.

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