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    You could try setting up right after the 30 km marker where the canal widens a bit; the trees give shade and the flow is steadier in October. If you stay at Soil to Soul Resort you can lock your bike on the canal and head there before 9 am, then cycle back after 11 am when the crowd thins. This spot usually stays quiet until the midday rush.

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