Antwerp was in such a furious hurray: It was as if they couldn’t decide what to build and what to […]
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Out There!
Cycle touring is rarely a linear pursuit. Getting There is half the fun and often involves taking a convoluted route: […]
Don’t Mention the War
After a few days of relaxed summer cycling in the beautiful Northern Alsace region of France, we took the free […]
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 […]
Washington to the Oregon Border
One could easily be seduced by the beauty of the Washington countryside. Admittedly we are here at the beginning of […]
Heading South For Winter
At the suggestion of the camp ranger from Dosewallips State Park, we had camped under an unused shelter for the […]
Ganges to Sidney BC
We heard the raccoons during the evening only occasionally above the heavy rain which pelted down all night. We took our […]
Vancouver Island Hopping
Vancouver’s Stanley Park sits on a forested peninsula a few blocks from the city center and it’s on around 1000 […]
Bicycling the Pacific Coast
Comrades, our Vivente Anatolia bicycles are boxed up. We have packed and repacked our gear and early tomorrow we leave […]
Deloraine to Mole Creek 32 kilometres
The steamy, misty, fog like mist flowed at speed along the rivers surface. It was so cold even the ducks […]
Cycle Touring Australia and Beyond 