Our Route
East of the Pennines
Day 2
Okenhampton - Yeovil 78 Miles
Despite the hills the day went off to a good start, the weather was holding up. However, unfortunately due to an injury to his knee Charlie had to stop cycling. As Charlie got picked up by Stacy in the van, Eddie and Jason were making good time on route to the hotel. They even managed an extra 20 miles after making a couple of wrong turns!!
Okenhampton - Yeovil 78 Miles
Despite the hills the day went off to a good start, the weather was holding up. However, unfortunately due to an injury to his knee Charlie had to stop cycling. As Charlie got picked up by Stacy in the van, Eddie and Jason were making good time on route to the hotel. They even managed an extra 20 miles after making a couple of wrong turns!!
Day 3
Yeovil - Cirencester 76 Miles
Still in high spirits Eddie and Jason made it over the Gloucestershire border by lunch time. Fuelled up on Mars bars they carried on to Cirencester and arrived around 3pm. Much to Jason's disapointment he was faced with yet another Little Chef!! As Stacy left the lads in Cirencester Charlie will take over driving the support van for the next 4 days.
Yeovil - Cirencester 76 Miles
Still in high spirits Eddie and Jason made it over the Gloucestershire border by lunch time. Fuelled up on Mars bars they carried on to Cirencester and arrived around 3pm. Much to Jason's disapointment he was faced with yet another Little Chef!! As Stacy left the lads in Cirencester Charlie will take over driving the support van for the next 4 days.
Day 4
Cirencester - Burton 85 Miles
Today Eddie and Jason headed towards the Midlands this is where we originally set off. 35 miles into the journey we stopped off at a snack bar in a layby on the A446. Here we met a lovely couple called Paul and Becky who kindly donated to our charity and sorted us out with some refreshments. Still in high sprits we reached our destination with no problems.
Cirencester - Burton 85 Miles
Today Eddie and Jason headed towards the Midlands this is where we originally set off. 35 miles into the journey we stopped off at a snack bar in a layby on the A446. Here we met a lovely couple called Paul and Becky who kindly donated to our charity and sorted us out with some refreshments. Still in high sprits we reached our destination with no problems.
