Company would be most welcome along the following route, assuming a purchase is made on Wednesday:
The route sounds a bit strange, but that’s because I’ve used CycleRoute.org to check and vaguely optimise route elevation profiles, and that’s because my prospective lawnmower:
… is said to be able handle a maximum gradient of 18-22%, beyond which this happens (getting out of Galicia is particularly fraught):
At 25-30 km/h I reckon it’ll take 5/6 days. Petrol consumption is ca. 30 km/l, so it shouldn’t break the bank.
Vroom!
And then I’ll be looking for space (250*126 cm) in a trustworthy premise/garage @BCN in exchange for promotion.
Contacts here.
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Can it really sleep 2?
There are conversions around that allege accommodation for 2 adults & 2 toddlers, without breaking through to the driver's compartment, but I don't reckon they'd get very far. I saw another conversion for 1 which does put your feet on the handlebars, and that looks about feasible. Or were you thinking dwarves?