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HiptriptipTrip-advice of the month |
| It's not really a surprise but there was a lot of activity in the theme group Cycling classics this month. After all, it is the season. We selected the route of Quicker: Paris-Roubaix, the last 120 km. Quicker added all the cobble parts along the track. Get this route and be well prepared to attack the Hell of the North. |
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FarosRouteYou-groups in the spotlight |
 The Omagh community house of the town of Omagh in Ireland. This is where the Omagh Wheelers Cycling club is based Source Picture: Wikipedia |
The group of the month is the Irish group Omagh Wheelrs Cycling club. They created a nice set of routes such as the Five Peaks Bike Ride arount the Irish town of Omagh. Or try their Pigeon Top Hill Climb. Have a look at their routes....
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KnuggetsPast Route-knuggets |
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Pytheas's ChoiceGlobespot of the month |
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Every month, we ask somebody to be a modern Pytheas and tell us something about the most amazing place they have ever experienced, and explain why this is!
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Are you our next Pytheas of the Month? Tell us about the most amazing globe-spot you have ever experienced! Or alternatively, ask a friend who you think has a favourite globe-spot and would like to share it with the RouteYou community.
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Nadar's PicturePicture of the month |
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The picture of this month is linked to the author Hornplayer and the group Routes of Vercors and the Alps. Have a look at the group.
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Gluring TuringThe Techy-spot |
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Every month, we nominate a more technical item here which is linked to RouteYou activities, directly or indirectly. We have named this item in honor of Alan Turing.
Website of the month
 | The website of the month is www.chilternchallenge.org. This charity website organises a tour of 100 miles and one of 100 kms, in the area of Marlow, via the Chilterns & Thames Valley. |
The Trackstick
 | A USB stick as GPS logger? Thats what the Trackstick II is. Two AA batteries supply the energy GPS/USB stick, allowing you to record your position for a whole week. Great if you want to record the whole track of your holliday. You can define the time interval for the logging of your position: from 5 seconds to 15 minutes. Later on, you can download the track and upload it here, edit the track, add pictures and POIs and share it with your friends. Check out more information on this porduct from the provider Trackstick.com |
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