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Don't get me wrong, so would I, but if you need a backup option for a couple of spots where you can't find hotels any more you could carry small camp kit. Then you can stop when you need to as well, rather than being forced to push on to hotels that are too far away or stop early because you are making good progress. I also hate planning in advance so I like the option. But if this isn't you and you're good and planning stops that's fine.
I wonder if domestic travel will be down a bit with Covid or up because everyone's trying to escape their homes post-lockdown?
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If I can fit a bivvy in my bags then I'll take it, I'm quite used to carrying alot of weight when cycling now so it shouldn't be much of an issue. I do like the idea of being able to stop if needed as we've got a few days spare once we have finished for contingency and to have a rest too.
Well I cycled to both Sheringham and Southwold over the bank holiday weekend and it was crazy busy, I think domestic travel has definitely increased. So rearranging the trains might be the hardest part because of how little bike spots are available.... That's another issue
Norfolkbound
I'm a princess, so would rather a warm bed and home comforts