Could any knowledgeable poster help please?
I've planned a family holiday to Belgium and the Netherlands this Easter, where we will all enjoy time spent together rather than them tolerating my solipsistic cycling activities.
By sheer chance we just happen to be driving from Calais to Belgium on the day of PR 2019, and to a town in Belgium to which a routing via the environs of Roubaix would seem logical to those slightly cartographically challenged.
Another coincidence is that our ferry docks at midday, so our intersection with the penultimate section of cobbles just south of Roubaix would be at about 2pm.
This is where I need some help, please. I am unfamiliar with the area and I can't find the schedule of road closures, nor a map showing the exact roads used. I need to arrive at the cobbled section not so early that a long and suspicious wait is necessitated, but not so late that I either miss the race or encounter closed roads.
This has to look like an accident of fortune rather than deliberate planning. Plausible deniability is key.
I've planned a family holiday to Belgium and the Netherlands this Easter, where we will all enjoy time spent together rather than them tolerating my solipsistic cycling activities.
By sheer chance we just happen to be driving from Calais to Belgium on the day of PR 2019, and to a town in Belgium to which a routing via the environs of Roubaix would seem logical to those slightly cartographically challenged.
Another coincidence is that our ferry docks at midday, so our intersection with the penultimate section of cobbles just south of Roubaix would be at about 2pm.
This is where I need some help, please. I am unfamiliar with the area and I can't find the schedule of road closures, nor a map showing the exact roads used. I need to arrive at the cobbled section not so early that a long and suspicious wait is necessitated, but not so late that I either miss the race or encounter closed roads.
This has to look like an accident of fortune rather than deliberate planning. Plausible deniability is key.