Message from discussion Accommodation

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Subject: Re: Accommodation
From: Alec <scaresbro...@scaresbrooks.co.uk>
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We tend to camp when we go on trips, and of course live quite close to
a lot of the route, so haven't got any recommendations.  Hope some
other users can help out.  If anyone does have a place to recommend,
they can register on the site and put a marker on the map for everyone
else to see.

Alec and Val

On 17 Jun, 09:54, Gaz <elli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is a great site! Well done.
>
> Does anyone have accommodation recommendations for route 70? I'd like
> to split the 173 miles over two to three days. Not picky about the
> type of accommodation (independent b&b or hotel chain), as long as