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I'm far more accustomed to wild camping in Scotland but in the interest of following local laws, I'm looking for a stripped back campsite for the night. Taking a brief look, everything seems to be extortionate. For example the Long Meadow campsite just outside Brokenhurst charges £48 for one night for a small tent?!!! Insanity.

Anywhere that charges a more reasonable £5-10? All I need is a patch of grass. No car, just me and a bicycle.

I have 7 whole days (9 days with travelling) in Denmark in August. Looking for route recs for the full 7 days. Off-road as much as possible. Cheers!

Not quite a tracklocross wheelset, but I'm building up a squid bikes so ez v3.

I want some 700c, tubeless ready, rim brake wheels, that can fit up to 48mm tyres.

100mm front, 135mm back.

Realise this might require a custom build. Any pointers? Thanks for the help

Today I was cycling past the SSE building and saw a group of 30s/40s dudes in roller blades vibing and assumedly using the nice smooth concrete for skating on. And I want to be part of that. Didn't get a chance to stop and ask them if they're an organised club, but sort of looked like it. Anyone got details?

I have £88,000 in savings. £55,000 of which is in a Stocks and Shares ISA, the rest between a Lifetime ISA (26k) and the rest (6k ish) in a standard savings account. Numbers might be slightly off, off the top of my head but its roughly like this.

I'm in the process of buying a £130,000 property.

I've received a mortgage offer for a deposit of £55,000. This money is coming from the LISA and savings account first, and then withdrawing from the S&S ISA. Mortgage terms are 4.19%, 2 year fixed. 15 years.

But as I near the signing date for the contract, I'm wondering if I should put down a smaller deposit just using my LISA (26K), and not touch my S&S ISA. Doing so could delay my move in date by at least 3 weeks.

I know questions regarding paying off mortgage or investing have been discussed before. But I'm wondering what people here would do in this particular circumstance?