The morning when an email arrives informing me of a new edition of Bicycle Traveler magazine is a good one. What a great way to cast aside the Monday-morning blues. Grace Johnson (no relation to our own idiot-in-chief I hope…) is based in The Netherlands and the series that she curates is now in its 14th chapter…
…and it promises stories from around the bicycle touring world:
- The Red Centre By Nick Thomson
- The Road to Riyadh By Franรงois Loncke
- The Places In Between By Nick Thomson
- TransAmerica Bike Trip By Annalisa van den Bergh
- Long Live the Bicycle By Rob Armstrong
- Against the Wind By David Brankley
- Cambodia By Liz Darley
- One Quick Word About By Marco Liguori
- My Motherโs Coming to Stay By Leo Woodland 68 Moose Encounter By Katy Billington
- Annapurna Circuit By Andrew Murphy
- The Road Headed West By Leon McCarron
- One More By Jerry Kopack
- The Crash By Christina Vietinghoff
- Life at the Edge By Rob Armstrong
- The Tibetan Plateau By Jerry Kopack
Alongside some stunning (and I mean just that) photography:
- France By Sรฉbastien Langlais
- 36 Colombia By Mark Watson
- Indonesia By Javier Bicicleting
- Argentina By Ivo Jost
- D. R. Congo By Javier Bicicleting
- Kenya By Mandel Clotaire
- Colombia By Mark Watson
- India By Brigitte Jost
- Tajikistan By Paul Jeurissen
- Kazakhstan By Nick Thomson
- Mongolia By Ivo Jost
- Tanzania By Mandel Clotaire
- Guinea By Javier Bicicleting
- Peru By Hana Black
- India By Paul Jeurissen
Download the magazine for free by following this link.
Photo credits: Javier Bicicleting, Ivo Jost, Andrew Murphy, Mark Watson
Categories: Adventure, Cycling, Photography, Travel
Oh dear, very dangerous! Have just downloaded and settled down with a cup of tea… Think I’ll try to persuade my employer to give me a year’s sabbatical. Except he probably won’t because he’s an idiot. I know this, because I’m self-employed.