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Driver needed for upcoming Tour de France trip... Free accommodation included!
Hey everyone,
I'm taking a group of riders (6 including myself) to cycle/spectate Tour de France mountain stages in July, in aid of Children's Leukemia. However, I have been unable to find a driver with or without a van for the journey, thus far. Would anybody here be interested in helping us?
The trip is planned for 12th - 27th July, and we shall be cycling up a number of famous climbs, including the Col du Galibier, Alp-D'Huez, Mont Ventoux, and the Col d'Aubisque. Your accommodation would be paid for, so you'd only have to worry about your meal costs etc. It's a great opportunity to see some incredible scenery, and watch the pros riding in 2 mountain stages and at the Paris finish!
If anybody is interested, get in touch, and I'll email you the more detailed itinerary!
Christian.
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