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The Isabella Plantation is an enchanting ornamental woodland in Richmond Park.
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London 2012 has announced a new route for the Olympic road cycling races.
The world’s leading cyclists will race through six London boroughs, passing attractions including:
The road cycling race is one of the first major events of London 2012.
Seb Coe, Chair of the London 2012 Organising Committee, said, “Following our success in Beijing, the road cycling events really will bring the magic of the Games to life for many thousands of spectators.”
The races are provisionally scheduled to take place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 July. The men’s race on Saturday will be 250km (156 miles) long and the women’s race on Sunday will be 140km (87 miles).
See a map of the new route here: http://www.london2012.com/documents/venue-documents/cycling-road-race-route.pdf
Read our previous blog entry on the Olympic Cycle Route
Santos2046 took this stunning photo of a mushroom enjoying autumn in Richmond Park.
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The London 2012 Olympics road cycling route was confirmed late last week.
The Olympic road cycling route will start and end in Central London, crossing the river Thames and travelling through South West London and the Surrey Hills in between.
London landmarks along the new 138-kilometre route include:
Read more about this on www.insidethegames.biz
This week’s photos features deer in Richmond Park, photographed by epic_steve.
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