We have spent some wonderful meandering days cycling the serpentine Rhine through medieval villages their church bells […]
A Bridge Too Far: For Whom the Bell Tolls
Like a living expression of a Rembrandt still life, a potted plant or vase of flowers sits perfectly centred behind […]
No Dutch, No Map, No GPS, No Wi Fi, No Worries!
We entered the USA, UK and now Europe via the sea. The ferry trip from Harwich to The Hook of […]
Oxford Blues and London Calling
Our French camping companion in Oxford, Eleni, was solo cycling across England Scotland and Wales. It’s always great to see […]
A Green and Pleasant Land
Lesley our generous Warmshowers host had left us a key to her beautiful home, a freshly made blueberry cake and […]
The Sea Holds Many Secrets
We are over five hundred nautical miles from the nearest speck of land. A lone wandering albatross and I share […]
Cycling the Atlantic
Our penultimate day in New York began at Barney Greengrass’ authentic Jewish deli, an Upper West Side institution famous for […]
Cycle in the City
Into the caldron, the belly of the beast, to join the maddening crowd. We rode along 42 Street to Times […]
New York! My Bite of The Big Apple
“We hate you guys, sometimes you make it so hard just to get lunch.” I was sitting on the steps […]
San Francisco to New York: Bikes, Bags, Luggage and Logistics
Sitting in a Jewish deli on the Upper West side of Manhattan, chomping away on a pastrami on rye, I […]
