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Travelling and Campig in The Netherlands.
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<blockquote data-quote="Resto-raider" data-source="post: 478155" data-attributes="member: 15767"><p>Our country is completely flat, so excellent for biking except for when it's windy.</p><p>Of course there are woods where you can go mountainbiking, but you won;t find any big hills, only a few 'bumps' in the terrain.</p><p>Except for the part where I live, the province of Limburg, between Belgium and Germany. There are some hills with steep slopes. This is where the Tour de France often visits as well as the World Championship Cycling. </p><p></p><p>I live in Valkenburg, very famous for its cycling history and touristic activities. For example walking, mountainbiking or driving a quad through the limestone caves.</p><p>Nearby is Maastricht. An old city with lots of shopping opportunities, historic places and museums.</p><p>There is a lot to see, a travel guide will probably give you a better idea of what to see and do.</p><p></p><p>I've also been to most other countries in Europe. If you have specific questions let me know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resto-raider, post: 478155, member: 15767"] Our country is completely flat, so excellent for biking except for when it's windy. Of course there are woods where you can go mountainbiking, but you won;t find any big hills, only a few 'bumps' in the terrain. Except for the part where I live, the province of Limburg, between Belgium and Germany. There are some hills with steep slopes. This is where the Tour de France often visits as well as the World Championship Cycling. I live in Valkenburg, very famous for its cycling history and touristic activities. For example walking, mountainbiking or driving a quad through the limestone caves. Nearby is Maastricht. An old city with lots of shopping opportunities, historic places and museums. There is a lot to see, a travel guide will probably give you a better idea of what to see and do. I've also been to most other countries in Europe. If you have specific questions let me know. [/QUOTE]
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