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Britain: North to South on Two Wheels
I started my journey on the Shetland Islands, going up and down. This is the most northern part of what is referred as Britain. I then took a ferry to the Orkney islands, and rode down to the bottom to take another ferry to John O Groats. From here I cycled all through the mainland of Scotland, reaching the bottom west at a town called Troon. I took the ferry from there to the top of Northern Ireland, Larne Harbour. I cycled down the coast of Northern Ireland and the Republic, all the way to the bottom. I then took yet another ferry to Wales and cycled across its entire south, entering Bristol and continuing down to Weymouth. Yet one more ferry to Jersey which is the most southern part of Britain. I circulated the island and boom, 1308 miles later, I was done!
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