North Downs Way 🇬🇧 - Surrey Hills and Kent Downs

The North Downs Way is a 153-mile route running from Farnham in Surrey to Dover on the Kent Coast.Fully rideable all the way, apart from few steep parts with loose stone and overgrown bushes so you might need to hike a bike.This route was on my "list to do" for some time.
Finally, weekend free, no double kids activities, all good for me to go.
Planned it over 2 days, doable fine, elevation ok, just physically i wasn’t there yet as not done much cycling this year but hey, it was ok.
End of the June, weather good, maybe too hot but there is always something.Planned train ride to the start and train to get back to London once I'm done. Checked where I’m gonna stay for a night (campsite this time), didn’t book it as wasn’t sure what time i will arrive and if I'm too early or late, so left it open.
Checked time of the day with distance and al seems to worked out that lunchtime and some reasonable times will be on route near villages, towns when I’ll be hungry or out of water so all good.
Looks like route is always few km from the supplies which is brilliant.It is mostly off-road route with some nice smooth roads for hands and back to rest a bit and then again off you go into bushes (bridleways, etc) back to the route.Nice route, views, climbs. I would recommend this to others.