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Wales’s wonderful places of worship

HIKING, BIKING and kayaking… I’m on an historical tour of Wales with abit of a difference. I’m leaving the car in the car park as much as possible and using a little muscle power to get me around. Churches, and their graveyards, are often the most reliable way of unlocking a nation’s history so that’s where I’ll begin my tour.

Starting in the north-west, on Anglesey, it is definitely cycling country: leafy lanes, almost traffic-free with plenty of places to stop and rest awhile, enjoying the fabulous views across the rolling countryside. I’ve always been abit of a cyclist but I haven’t done much in recent years because of the heavy traffic close to home. Anglesey was very different; I hardly saw a car and those I did stopped to ask me for directions.

Elinor, from Green Lane Bike Tours, bought along an electric bike for me to ride. You’ve got to try

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