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List at least 3 questions you would like to ask about this photo

Quick survey Who here owns a bicycle? Who has ridden their bike in the last week? Who rides their bike at least once a week? Who rides to school? Who has ridden their bike in a city that ISN’T Salisbury?

Does being a cyclist help you be a better geographer? How might having a bicycle help you get to know a place well? How might having a bicycle help you be a better geographer? Discuss these with the person next to you for 2 minutes Does this video givethis video You any other ideas to these questions?

Comparing places You are going to look at 2 locations: Gran Canaria and the Isle of Skye

Cyclist’s Geography For each video write down: the human and physical features you can see What makes the location appealing to visit What makes the location unappealing to visit Afterwards: What other information (human and physical) might you need to help make you decide if you wanted to visit either place? Challenge: Is there information you would want for one place but not the other? Gran Canaria Gran Canaria Isle of SkyeIsle of Skye

Homework: are wheels better than feet for a geographer? Watch the video Will Sutton made in the Isle of Man; he is a freerunnervideo Write words about what you now know about the human and physical geography of the Isle of Man Challenge: “Cycling is a better way than walking to see the Geography of a new area” do you agree? Show you have thought about more than one point of view and give reason for your answer