Earlier this week I received a call from the BBC. Now don’t get too excited as it wasn’t (yet) The One Show requesting that I become their cycling-travel expert. Perhaps one day… It was my friends at BBC Radio Leeds. If you remember, shortly before I set off […]
…and here’s part two. (You willย need to read the previous post if that makes no sense.) On Friday, at the invitation of a former teaching colleague and friend, I drove across to the west of Wales to climb a mountain. The plan was to climb during darkness, camp […]
This post comes in two parts. Firstly, this very useful guide, courtesy of Currys PC World, all about how to make ‘epic’ GoPro videos… (part two coming up in a few minutes)
…and probably his famous bike too. I’ll be talking at two events in May this year, on opposite sides of the Pennines. First up is this event at the Thompson-Jones Hall near Halifax in West Yorkshire on Saturday 7th May at 7pm: If you would like to reserve […]
If you know anyone who is aged 15 to 18 and who is currently in full-time education in Yorkshire, please pass on the details of these amazing expeditions that are now being organised by the Yorkshire Schools Exploring Society or YSES. The society has a long history of […]
Traveller and cyclist Pete Martin has written aย new book and if you follow this link you can read an extended extract here on CyclingEurope.org. The publisherย has provided the following below. For anyone travelling along Eurovelo 15, the Rhine Cycle Route, it’s probably worth a read. “This is an […]
…and here is my favourite bit of shelf. The books say much about my life!
By Geoff Cumming It is often said that the essence of Spain lies in the beautiful countryside, remarkable mountains, fascinating villages and the warmth and hospitality of the people of Andalucรญa. Cycling Andalucรญa, a small, friendly cycle touring company, has recently started offering cycle tours in the heart […]
