Quick Welsh Trip

[Woolly]

Week tomorrow, myself & a ride buddy are heading off to NW Wales, from the NE of England. One nights camping, should get to Runcorn in about 3 hours - where to go after that?? Any Ideas.....??????

[grahamw]

Lake Bala is nice and has a good selection of campsites in the area. take the road over to Llangynog it is nice.

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=305500&y=326500&z=3&sv=llangynog&st=3&tl=Llangynog,+Powys+[City/Town/Village]&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf

Go to Port Merion, Take a trip on one of the many little steam trains, Visit Canolfan Tryweryn http://www.ukwhitewater.co.uk/

Stop at the Cheshire Oaks Outlet village:We’re conveniently located just off Junction 10 of the M53 motorway, in Ellesmere Port. Big food court cheap petrol and the ..eh ... view can be interesting.

Have fun

[c00k1e]

If you come back Hereford or even M50 way, you are not far from my neck of the woods - Malvern has some nice country roads I could lead you through

[Thor1340]

If you stay at Bala, and want some serious miles you can make a circuit via Dolgelleau, Barmouth, Harlech, Porthmadog, Capel Curig, Betwys y coed, then back to Bala. What a beautiful run. If I wasn't working I would happily show you the way.

Sorry guys just realised this may be too late (Just giot back from France)

[grahamw]

Enjoy your few days away? Better make the most of it:

http://www.north-wales.police.uk/nwp/public/en/blogs/viewblog.asp?UID=2&CID=25

In his blog the North Wales Deputy Chief Constable asks "Is it now
time to banish motorcycles completely from our National Parks?"

And if you reply they do not have the courage to publish the answers ;-/

I feel like reporting him to:

http://www.north-wales.police.uk/nwp/public/en/contact/raceHate.asp

What is Hate Crime?
Hate Crime is any crime or behaviour where the perpatrator's prejudice
against any identifiable group of people is a factor in who is victimised.

Our politicians should learn that we elect them to Govern not rule just as the Police are employed to uphold the law not make the laws.