Villers-la-Montagne. “1,000 km by bike” challenge: stage in the town this Thursday, July 31
No, it won't be the riders of the Tour de France - which has already finished, by the way - but two cycle tourists accompanied by a car, who will stop in Villers-la-Montagne, in front of the multi-purpose hall, on Thursday, July 31, at 10 a.m.
Guillaume Chartier, a resident of Loir-et-Cher, has planned a sporting challenge entitled "1,000 kilometers by bike against two chronic diseases" (endometriosis and Crohn's disease, his children's illnesses). The goal: to cross France from east to west, starting on July 31 from Dudelange, Luxembourg, and arriving at Plouay, in Morbihan, on Sunday, August 10.
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The first leg will take them from Dudelange to Stenay, passing through Villers-la-Montagne. Guillaume Chartier contacted the Roue Libre Villers Loisirs association to invite its members to join them for a stretch of the journey. Around ten of them will take the road to Stenay, passing through Allondrelle-la-Malmaison, the Chiers Valley, and Montmédy.
Magins are invited to come and attend the meeting on Thursday at 10 a.m.!
To follow the journey: https://www.facebook.com/gui.chartier324/ To make a donation: https://www.gandee.com/participate/1940
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