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The Other 99%
Travel is a paradox, it both broadens the mind and narrows the perspective. While it’s wonderful to be swanning about […]
Bees and Whispering Trees
Warmshowers, the touring cyclists’ home-stay network allows the thoughtful cyclist a glimpse into another’s world. Our hosts a few days […]
Wet, Wet, Wet in Victoria BC
Cyclists are optimists by nature. After another night of persistent rain, there was a brief lull this morning “Looks like […]
Mole Creek to Railton via the Gog Range and Sheffield 40 Kilometres
It was a great evening in the Mole Creek Caravan Park and we spent some time talking with John and […]
Hobart to Triabunna 85 kilometers
Tired in Triabunna now after a hard day at the office. We took the back road from Hobart to Richmond […]
Deloraine to Clarendon 75 kilometers
We woke to noisy, inquisitive ducks, playful platypus and a heavy dew. It was only 4 degrees in Deloraine this […]
Show us your map of Tassie!
Therese finished work today- Yippee 12 months leave! So now we are excited, packed, and ready to go. I have […]
Born to ride- We all have to start somewhere!
I learned to ride a bike in 1967. My older brother’s Malvern Star, running a Sturmey-Archer 3-speed bicycle gear hub […]
Wet in Tasmania
It rained a tidy skyful during the night, the rain carried on a fierce wind, while I remained snug and […]
Cycle Touring Australia and Beyond 