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OT - but *why*????

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  1. Jim Price said:

    Cycles are not allowed on Snowdon all through the summer, i.e. when the train is running.

    This is a myth. The Tourist Track (Llanberis Path) is a public bridleway, it can be used by bicycles
    at any time of year. However, there is a voluntary ban on cycles which runs at times of day and
    times of year when the train is running. Most cyclists respect this voluntary code.

    I heard this direct from a Snowdon Ranger when I was coming off the mountain in February this year.
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  2. Gonzalez said:
    Jim Price said:

    Cycles are not allowed on Snowdon all through the summer, i.e. when the train is running.

    This is a myth. The Tourist Track (Llanberis Path) is a public bridleway, it can be used by
    bicycles at any time of year. However, there is a voluntary ban on cycles which runs at times of
    day and times of year when the train is running. Most cyclists respect this voluntary code.

    Kind sir, you but make presumptions about who I was expecting to do the disallowing!

    Jim Price

  3. Helen S said:

    See ananova.comsm 788283.html

    I mean, okay, it's for charity. But *why*?????

    A fridge??? *why*????

    Because an ironing board is too easy, obv.

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