Difference between revisions of "Peel"
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==Hitching Out== | ==Hitching Out== | ||
| − | === | + | ===Northwards towards [[Ramsey]]=== |
| + | The best place is near the old factory on the outskirts of town where there is a long straight. | ||
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| + | ===Eastwards towards [[Douglas]]=== | ||
| + | Start hitching east of the Queen Elizabeth II High School. You can carry on walking to St Johns along the long straights but be wary of hitching outside the cemetary as this could cause people to swerve in the road. | ||
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| + | ===Southwards towards [[Dalby]]=== | ||
| + | From Patrick Street walk along to the new developments on the outskirt of town and you will find a descent stretch of road after the bend to the left before the hill to the bridge. Unless you plan on covering ground while your hitching try not to hitch on the hill. | ||
==Hitching In== | ==Hitching In== | ||
Revision as of 19:53, 21 September 2010
Peel is a seaside city with a cathedral and alot of sandstone back alleys near the seafront on the Isle of Man.
Hitching Out
Northwards towards Ramsey
The best place is near the old factory on the outskirts of town where there is a long straight.
Eastwards towards Douglas
Start hitching east of the Queen Elizabeth II High School. You can carry on walking to St Johns along the long straights but be wary of hitching outside the cemetary as this could cause people to swerve in the road.
Southwards towards Dalby
From Patrick Street walk along to the new developments on the outskirt of town and you will find a descent stretch of road after the bend to the left before the hill to the bridge. Unless you plan on covering ground while your hitching try not to hitch on the hill.
