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ferg247 on
Gravel riding is such a nice change of pace from my usual mountain biking. Riding a Sonder Camino in the Scottish borders.
socaljoe42 on
Yes, they count. I actually really like riding by canals and aqueducts, and everyday feel disappointment over the fact they keep the one right by my place fenced off… 10 miles of lovely bright hard pack and gravel, inaccessible!
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A skew arch viaduct in fact. Just outside Peebles by Neidpath castle! Love it!
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Lovely. This looks very similar to here in Toronto Canada
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Gravel riding is such a nice change of pace from my usual mountain biking. Riding a Sonder Camino in the Scottish borders.
Yes, they count. I actually really like riding by canals and aqueducts, and everyday feel disappointment over the fact they keep the one right by my place fenced off… 10 miles of lovely bright hard pack and gravel, inaccessible!
A skew arch viaduct in fact. Just outside Peebles by Neidpath castle! Love it!
Lovely. This looks very similar to here in Toronto Canada
[photo ](https://i.imgur.com/uCdl218.jpeg)