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alas58 
| 31 Aug 14:49 |
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Joined: 21 Apr 2011 Posts: 85 Bike: My Profile | Hi everyone, Just wondering if you guys had a fav stop for a break when out on the Bike. Mine is the Rendezvous at Whitley Bay as it is a nice 14 mile round trip to and back home, great views of St Mary's,not expensive. Hope to get some feedback on what others think. Many thanks for any responce. |
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rustyspoke
| 31 Aug 15:05 |
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Joined: 28 Aug 2011 Posts: 244 Bike: My Profile | Dont do coffe stops when out on bike just ride boring i know but who cares. |
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Pesmo
| 31 Aug 17:28 |
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Joined: 17 Jul 2010 Posts: 89 Bike: My Profile | The old Bishops Stortford to Braintree rail line in Essex has been converted to a long distance path and cycle track. Rayne station has reopened as a coffee shop that is very welcoming when you get there. Its open every day of the year except xmas day. Its a strange feeling sitting on the platform supping tea at a station where no train will ever arrive. From what I recall there is a similar but larger arrangement at one of the stations near Reepham on the excellent Marriotts way in Norfolk. |
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dudley
| 01 Sep 03:39 |
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Joined: 16 Jan 2009 Posts: 498 Bike: My Profile | coffee and tea are a bit like male grooming products - a tax on stupidity vile, filthy muddy water drink, based on beans and leaves trafficked around the world to service an implied addiction. that said, i like to take my stops at the top of hills, look at the view etc. If i were to stop in at an establishment it would serve the far more palatable barley & hops based dirty water drink! |
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| clavin | 16 Apr 15:59 |
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Joined: 08 Apr 2024 Posts: 8 Bike: | I have never been to a coffee shop before. I usually buy coffee packets from the store or sometimes from online websites and have them with milk and sugar. Currently, my friend recommends trying pumpkin spice coffee. I like the taste, And after exploring, I got to know that there is a variety out there, so I will want to try new flavors. |
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devjazz
| 18 Sep 12:39 |
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Joined: 01 Oct 2022 Posts: 66 Bike: My Profile | Hi there! Rendezvous at Whitley Bay sounds like a fantastic spot for a bike break with those views of St Mary's and a pleasant 14-mile round trip. For a perfect coffee stop, you might want to check out the Coffee Guide, which explores various coffee types and brewing methods. It offers tips on enjoying the best coffee at home and understanding different coffee cultures. Do you have a favorite coffee blend or brew method that you like to enjoy on your rides? |
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Feona
| 19 Sep 04:11 |
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Joined: 09 Mar 2024 Posts: 43 Bike: My Profile | [url=https://ru.wikipedia.org]855[/url] Hi there! Rendezvous at Whitley Bay sounds like a fantastic spot for a bike break with those views of St Mary's and a pleasant 14-mile round trip. For a perfect coffee stop, you might want to check out the Coffee Guide, which explores various coffee types and brewing methods. It offers tips on enjoying t |
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Feona
| 19 Sep 04:12 |
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Joined: 09 Mar 2024 Posts: 43 Bike: My Profile | Hi there! Rendezvous at Whitley Bay sounds like a fantastic spot for a bike break with those views of St Mary's and a pleasant 14-mile round trip. For a perfect coffee stop, you might want to check out the Coffee Guide, which explores various coffee types and brewing methods. It offers tips on enjoying t 85 |
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