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The Next Trip: Holland | Cycling to Rome
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Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. The Next Trip: Holland. August 29, 2014. Naturally, the instant one trip has ended, the foremost thought in my mind will be ‘where next’? Reasons for choosing Holland:. 1 Amsterdam – goes without saying it’s our first port of call. 2 It’s a well-documented cycling nation, therefore good cycling paths will be the norm. 3 They speak English (lazy I’m aware, but it makes things so much easier). 4 Wonderfully friendly locals.
The trials of Manosque | Cycling to Rome
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Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. The trials of Manosque. July 4, 2014. On a Sunday, in rural France, everything shuts down. Meaning that starting a three-day excursion to the biggest canyon in Europe on a Sunday is definitely not the best day to start. Using. Lonely Planet’s: Cycling France. Book we had scoped out the route and. We were clearly not going to be encountering any supermarkets. Les Gorges du Verdon →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are commenti...
Belgium Part II: The Contrailer Park | Cycling to Rome
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Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. Belgium Part II: The Contrailer Park. January 23, 2015. The place was essentially a container park, with a dirt road running through it, with vans and pickups sporadically driving past, inevitably staring at us. Incredulously each and every time they passed us. Far from a sensible place to sleep, were pretty chuffed. Flat tyre, money, time, and pretty honestly, Belgium deflated our trip after the highs of Holland.
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Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. November 20, 2015. We hit up Albania in the late summer of 2012. Why? Three things I must first mention about Albania: Crossing the street is crazy. You genuinely have to […]. Read Article →. Belgium Part II: The Contrailer Park. January 23, 2015. Read Article →. Read Article →. October 6, 2014. Read Article →. A Complete Cycling Touring Equipment List (Summer). September 19, 2014. Read Article →. The Next Trip: Holland.
A Complete Cycling Touring Equipment List (Summer) | Cycling to Rome
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Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. A Complete Cycling Touring Equipment List (Summer). September 19, 2014. Prior to the previous summer’s trip, I had some decisions to make as to what standard of gear to buy. Namely, how likely am I to actually need this? How often will I use it after this trip? Gear included. So basically, I knew my main gear was in need of an overhaul, namely my panniers and lack of a handlebar bag. Updated Full Equipment List. 20-25 –...
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Winter is coming | Cycling Dutch Girl
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The only certainty is change. January 11, 2015. I was thinking how funny it is I went to Iceland to ride the ring road in winter and allowed myself 3 months. Where in Canada I’ve given myself a month to ride a distance that’s nearly twice as long (but only a fraction of the country). I’ve been in search of winter. A cold clear wintery landscape is just stunning and magical. And I want to see how far I can push my comfort zone. Problem is the weather has just been pissy and wet for quite a while now.
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CYCLINGTOM #DREHT AM RAD. In den letzten zehn Jahren hat sich Indoor Cycling zu einem Freizeitsport entwickelt, der aus den Fitness Clubs nicht mehr weg zu denken ist. Neben Fitness-/ Gesundheits- and Herzkreislauftraining mit qualifizierter Betreuung wird ein Gerätepark der neuesten Generation und über 20 Kurse wöchentlich geboten. Quelle: Life Fitness, Warburg). Schwalbe TOUR Transalp 2013. Schwalbe TOUR Transalp 2015. Das zweite Highlight 2015 soll wieder der Ötztaler werden. Ob es auch eins wird?
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Op naar Mongolië
8221; (…). Hetzelfde leven maar ongetwijfeld met andere accenten en prioriteiten. Dit is mijn laatste blogpost in een lange reeks en daarmee is mijn reis nu echt ten einde. Het valt me behoorlijk zwaar om er de stekker uit te trekken. Vandaar dat deze afsluitende post ook zo lang op zich heeft laten wachten. In mijn hoofd leek het allemaal zo makkelijk, die laatste post. Zo van: “Hier ben ik weer, ik ben thuis! Hoe kan je uit deze verzameling gebeurtenissen nu in godsnaam ‘de besten’ kiezen? En dan heb i...
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Ride On Track | Amsterdam to Romania by bike
Amsterdam to Romania by bike. Day 57: Mamaia-Sat – Constanta (The end). September 9, 2012 by Rebecca Uleman. Distance: 15.81km Total: 3,573km. I’ve done it, Constanta, my final destination! I’ve made it! The end of the route. Day 56: Sarichioi – Mamaia-Sat. Distance: 111.55km Total: 3,557km. Yet another (large) blockade. Day 55: Tulcea – Sarichioi. Distance: 82.32km Total: 3,445km. Weed plants on the side of the road. First glimpses of the Black Sea. Since I have the time I decided at the last moment to ...
Cycling the Via Francigena and raising money for FTH:K
Cycling the Via Francigena and raising money for FTH:K. Realising a dream to cycle the Via Francigena from Canterbury to Rome and raising much needed funds for FTH:K, a young, independent theatre company whose mantra is: Listen with your Eyes. FTH:K creates non-verbal, visual theatre that integrates the Deaf and hearing communities. Email: elred.lawrence@gmail.com Twitter: @ElredL Facebook: Elred Lawrence. Monday, October 1, 2012. Day 34 Capranica to Rome (Saturday 29th September). At that point I knew t...
Cycling to Rome | Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination
Sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination. Where I’ve been. October 16, 2014. Sleeping issues on the Côte d’Azur. August 13, 2014. Les Gorges du Verdon. July 13, 2014. November 20, 2015. We hit up Albania in the late summer of 2012. Why? Three things I must first mention about Albania: Crossing the street is crazy. You genuinely have to […]. Read Article →. Belgium Part II: The Contrailer Park. January 23, 2015. Read Article →. October 6, 2014. Read Article →. September 19, 2014.
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Cycling the Via Francigena – Cycling from Canterbury to Rome in aid of Meningitis Now and Prostrate Cancer UK
Cycling the Via Francigena. Cycling from Canterbury to Rome in aid of Meningitis Now and Prostrate Cancer UK. Day 38 – The Last Post. Well, it had to happen at some point and so today will be my final post from what’s been a wonderful adventure. I researched on how to finish a blog; some said review the aim, some said pick out the highlights, some said reflect on the experience, some said thank everyone including Great Aunt Doris from Leckhampton! I have a few one liners and a quote for you…. If somethin...
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Cycling to Sapporo
WHERE ARE WE GOING? Tuesday, July 1, 2014. 10 reasons why Japan is a great country for bike tourism. 1 It's really safe. You can leave your (locked) bikes on the street at night and sleep in a tent in a park and your gear won't get stolen and you won't get harassed. There's a lot of traffic but the drivers are polite and generally drive at a much lower speed than they would on a similar road in Europe. 2 It's not as expensive as you'd think. 3 The people are very friendly. 4 The views are amazing. A smal...
