Introductions - Greetings from Girvan[scotland]

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stever
01-02-02, 10:53 AM
hi all i suppose i better start some posts
it is a new year after all....weather pretty chilly at the moment in scotland....hoping to get out on tandem soon
also mountain bike....

no plans for touring yet possibly going to maine in june
so acadia national park looking good ????

re my tours they are on my site have look at my cycling pages (http://www.raunch-raf-regt.20m.com)


velocipedio
01-02-02, 11:18 AM
Happy Hogmanay...

Cool site, though you need a .wav of the Wlford-Davies RAF March... :)

ljbike
01-08-02, 08:52 AM
Stever, here's some sites you might want to look at about Maine:

www.visitmaine.com
www.exploremaine.org/bike

MDI (Mount Desert Island) is where Acadia Nat. Park is located. Bar Harbor is the primary destination for most tourists. Many Hotels, Inns, Motels, a camp ground or two and access to Acadia.
There is an entrance fee to get into the park. It used to be $3.00USD, but it may have been raised to $5.00. I haven't been to the park in almost ten years so I'm not sure of the cost.

I would suggest you reserve accomodations as early as possible because travelers converge upon the area beginning in May; by June rooms are fairly scarce and expensive.

There are a couple of bike shops in town and at least one of them rents bikes.

Since you are an experienced traveler, I'm sure you'll make out just fine. Enjoy your stay.


stever
01-08-02, 12:48 PM
:)
THANKS RE INFO
we probably are going to stay with someone in maine so
where to stay wont be a problem

we will be taking single bikes for day rides

still in the planning stage as yet re visiting maine

you cant beat planning over a beer with maps on the floor
or slaving over a hot pc
:beer:
steve r

chewa
01-09-02, 06:03 AM
Another Scot! Thank goodness. I'm assuming you are Scottish, but being in the forces you may not be. Anyway you are living in Scotland so you are an honorary scot.

Welcome.

velo
01-09-02, 11:10 AM
Welcome to the Forums! :D Have fun posting! Be sure to tell us about that tandem. I've only ever ridden one once, but it was quite the experience. . . ;)