The country is flatter than the Netherlands...
I disagree. The Netherlands is flat apart from the southernmost part. Denmark is only flat in certain areas (like the one the riders are in today).
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The country is flatter than the Netherlands...
Well, there's nothing wrong with being flat, I'd love cycling in Denmark!
I disagree. The Netherlands is flat apart from the southernmost part. Denmark is only flat in certain areas (like the one the riders are in today).
How do you tell any part of Nothern Europe apart from the rest?Well, Denmark looks pretty ordinary to me.
Wouldn't be able to tell it apart from the rest of northern Europe.
So when Evenepoel gets caught behind in echelons during his next GT he can blame the Tour of Denmark for the lack of training.The organisers were clearly hoping there'd be echelons, but that sadly wasn't the case today.
Driving on the wrong side = England.How do you tell any part of Nothern Europe apart from the rest?
By its peculiarities.How do you tell any part of Nothern Europe apart from the rest?
Correct.So when Evenepoel gets caught behind in echelons during his next GT he can blame the Tour of Denmark for the lack of training.
Driving on the wrong side = England.
Britain is Atlantic Europe.Or any of the British Isles.
So, RhD.
Britain is Atlantic Europe.
Were you going to school on foot?Did you just call me a peculiarity?
Anyway; I'm mildly curious if they went near the town/village of my old school. I can see they went through Nr Nebel, which was a place we'd frequently go to.
Did you just call me a peculiarity?
Anyway; I'm mildly curious if they went near the town/village of my old school. I can see they went through Nr Nebel, which was a place we'd frequently go to.
Britain is Atlantic Europe.
Britain ain't Europe anymore, by the way.
What about Berg en Dal?
Maybe we have different definitions of flat, the overall amount of height meters vs. the "highest" spots.
Britain ain't European Union but still makes Europe.Wait, Atlantic Europe - does that exist or did you just invent that term?
Britain ain't Europe anymore, by the way.
rider lies on the ground, photographer bends over him to take a good photo... I will never understand these people
Were you going to school on foot?