The Dordogne (On Tour De France Rest Day)
A selection of photos to keep you going. I’ll write up when home.
Evening In Bergerac
Bienvenue En France, A Bergerac Et Au Tour De France 2017!
It’s taken nine years of blogging, over 2,500 blog posts, 20,000 kilometres of cycling around Europe and three (rather good) books… but I’ve finally been invited on an all-expenses tour of a foreign land. The land in question is the Dordogne region of France and earlier this afternoon […]
En Roue Libre: Le Festival Du Voyage A Vรฉlo
One for the francophones (& filmmakers – see below): “Le samedi 17 mars 2018, le GRACQ de Watermael-Boitsfort propose aux amoureux de la petite reine une journรฉe entiรจrement dรฉdiรฉe aux voyages ร vรฉlo. Les projections de films vous feront dรฉcouvrir quโici ou ailleurs, seul(e), en famille ou entre […]
Cycling The World, Again, Phileas Fogg Style
Long-term followers of the website – and I mean very long-term as in those who were here at the start back in August 2008 – may remember one person getting more column inches on this blog than any other. He was first mentioned in this post and this […]
Lismore And The Immrama Festival Of Travel Writing
My cycle along the Waterford Greenway – see previous post – was inspired by my visit to the Lismore Immrama Festival of Travel Writing where I had been asked to give a talk. A more friendlier and welcoming bunch of people it would be hard to find and […]
The Waterford Greenway, Ireland
Here’s the visual story of my day cycling along the Waterford Greenway in Ireland last week. It was certainly Waterford and it was certainly green… I had camped in Dungarvan – my destination at the southern end of the Greenway – on Thursday night… …and a friendly […]
Notes From Ireland: The Waterford Cycleway
Tried to write this on Friday evening but the WordPress app chose to freeze once I’d finished and my efforts were lost. Second time lucky, hopefully. No images for the time being as the iPhone cameras – back and front – are kaput. The usual remedies have failed […]
