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Yes and stay off ferries too. Riding a boat is not cycling.Stay off the trains this time--cycle/pedal it instead of paying/riding a train to get from point A to point B.
Hopping trains is not a cycling trip.
Yes, you're right that is a conundrum. I suppose we could give you a pass if you carry one of these with you and make sure to pedal the entire time you're riding ferries.Funny , I can't swim from island to island.
Thank you very much those seem to be really good links really appreciate it.For your reference
Maps and model itineraries for the 10 Shikoku Pilgrimage trails. Click on the item you would like to see and the PDF will open.
I understand it's only a 10-minute ferry ride so I think I'll make it.Yes, you're right that is a conundrum. I suppose we could give you a pass if you carry one of these with you and make sure to pedal the entire time you're riding ferries.
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Yeah I need to get the appropriate t-shirt. I got three t-shirts but they're not really the right ones but for the time being it'll be okay.For the tee-shirts I suggest not taking traditional cotton t-shirts but the sports type that don't retain water and dry quickly.
For flashlight, I suggest taking a head lamp to keep your hands free.
Also you don't mention fuel for the stove but I assume you have it.
Looking forward to seeing your updates.
Actually I need to buy a smaller tent but I got such a good buy on this tent and it's actually 3 kilos got 3 kilos I think of is it's too heavy but I'm going light so I'm really not bringing that much with me just sleeping bag and rain cold and the rinko bag for the train and some clothes and a bicycle tools of course and that's about it really.Yeah I need to get the appropriate t-shirt. I got three t-shirts but they're not really the right ones but for the time being it'll be okay.
The fuel I'll buy at the cosmos is pretty cheap three cans for less than 400 yen I got the little camp camping burner.
Can't put the fuel on the train anyway.
You know I had a headlight and I forgot to bring it but I got a small flashlight and I got the flashlight on the bike also so I got two two I also got the USB no battery flashlight for the 10th so everything's pretty I'm trying to go really light as possible this is only two week tour so I just tried to keep it as simple as I possibly can.
I'm at the train station now all packed up waiting for the train at almost 6:00 in the morning.
Skies look pretty clear but I understand it might be raining later on.
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I did something similar once but it was on a motorcycle so a lot easier than what you're doing. I hope the weather gods bless your trip.Actually I need to buy a smaller tent but I got such a good buy on this tent and it's actually 3 kilos got 3 kilos I think of is it's too heavy but I'm going light so I'm really not bringing that much with me just sleeping bag and rain cold and the rinko bag for the train and some clothes and a bicycle tools of course and that's about it really.
Thanks. I'd rather have a 4 lb tent then this 6 pounder but I already had one of those cheap tents and my third time using it the poles broke the aluminum that they use for the poles and they're really thin and when you really put a lot of pressure on them they just snap and really got upset me because it was Amazon and it was like 6000 yen I only used it two times but maybe three times but on the third time anyway it snapped.I did something similar once but it was on a motorcycle so a lot easier than what you're doing. I hope the weather gods bless your trip.