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"Birmingham was the coolest place I've been to in the UK yet," he said.
is he having a turkish
A massive Stetson hat to Mr Hoopingarner.
Cool story and great response from the organisers. Reminded me of sitting on the Central Line years ago listening to some American tourists discussing an impending visit to the birth place of William Shakespeare - oops wrong Stratford!
Friend rode the route and was overwhelmed with the local residents' reaction to the riders (other than a few disgruntled farmers). Well done the organisers.
..Or the other Shakespeare 'fans' milling around Stratford on Avon wondering why the RSC theatre and the Globe are 100 miles apart. Which incidentally sounds like a good ride to me.