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Vera_Ldn
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Thanks for your replies. I'll have to re-evaluate our cycling plans.. will probably play it safe and stick to the buses! 
Bardofely - many thanks for your advice, I've printed it off and put it in my travel guide and will definitely act on that!!
Thanks!
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bardofely
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| You're welcome and BTW a friend who mine who comes from the Canary Islands has called me "an expert on Tenerife" and I do all my travelling on buses because I don't drive. I think they are excellent value and you can go on some spectacular journeys for a few Euros. |
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cineteq
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| Vera_Ldn wrote: | Thanks for your replies. I'll have to re-evaluate our cycling plans.. will probably play it safe and stick to the buses!
Bardofely - many thanks for your advice, I've printed it off and put it in my travel guide and will definitely act on that!!
Thanks!
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Below is more info for your travel guide.
Have a safe trip! |
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Mon Aug 13, 2007 8:06 pm
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synchronicity
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You have to be a pretty fit cyclist though. The climb normally takes around 2-3 hours (although some give up about half way up).
Check out my website for more information about cycling in Tenerife: wwwTenerife-Training.net
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