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Distribution trucks of all types from 6 tonnes upwards head west. Our Welsh route starts at the ancient monument that is the HGV pumps at Chieveley services, just off the M4 near Newbury.
From there. it's motorway all the way to Magor services, just over the new Severn Bridge. After checking fuel for this first section, we continue to the Celtic Manor junction then head north through Monmouth, timing the climb away from the town, to Hereford.
From here, country roads take us home via the delights of Cheltenham's convoluted ring road, a short trip down the A40.
then across country again to the M4 via the second hill climb out of Wantage.
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