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Tour de Mon

[Deleted User] · 2019-04-05 13:06:34

Anyone do this? Would seem feasible to get the ferry out early in the morning, do the cycle, and come home that evening https://alwaysaimhighevents.com/tour-de-mon/tour-de-mon-home

05-04-2019 1:06pm

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Anyone do this?

Would seem feasible to get the ferry out early in the morning, do the cycle, and come home that evening

https://alwaysaimhighevents.com/tour-de-mon/tour-de-mon-home

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#2 05-04-2019 1:55pm

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I've done it, but am from the area so was staying around anyway.
I'm not sure a ferry would get you there for the start time (I may be wrong though). Having said that, it does start & finish right next to the port.
Not sure what distance you're looking to do, but ferry's back to Ireland are usually around 2 / 3pm so you might need to factor that in. Think you need to sign-in the day before too

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