Baghera beach
Our bikes were unlocked from the tree we attached them to five days beforehand when we decided we would spend the day on the beach to which we had walked for over an hour the previous day. It's not unheard of for us to take the bikes to France for a holiday and for us never to use them. Considering the Nice to Corsica ferry had charged us €70 for the extra length they added, I was pleased to be using them. Corsica didn't appear to be cycle friendly and our only option was to ride along the main road. For quite a significant portion there was a generous verge to cycle out of the way of the passing traffic, but at bridges and several places we had to share the road with the cars and lorries hurtling past. When we left the main road to take the route to the sea, after a time, we were blocked by the grounds of a campsite. Since there was no other road route around the perimeter there was not much choice but to push our bikes past the barriers and cycle through the s
Hello. This is Ruth from @anniethevan. I love this map. Such a great idea to put all your recommendations in one place. Reading through them all. We actually stayed in a farmhouse in Chianti as we were meeting our family after a 12 week trip, but those campsites in Tuscany look good, and how beautiful is Florence? Literally overdosed on culture, great food and wine. Will look through the UK ones too as we will be back in the UK after taking a 6-8 week trip back from Barcelona via North Italy, Austria and Germany this summer.
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