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Annette Joshi
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    You might try the bend just before the 35 km mark where the canal widens slightly; it usually sees fewer people after 11 am. If you stay at Soil to Soul Resort you can lock your bike right on the canal, start fishing before 10 am, then cycle back to the statue by mid afternoon when the crowds thin out. This gives you a quiet spot while staying close to the main tourist area.

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