Episode 005: Tim Moss / With The Sun On Our Right
Around the World with Tim Moss – ‘With The Sun on Our Right’, cycling the National Cycle Network routes 66 and 69 in Yorkshire, and sound effects…
Much Ado About Cycling: Ten Years Of Cycling Europe
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Cycling Europe website. It wasn’t called ‘Cycling Europe’ back in August 2008; it went by the rather more specific name ofย ‘Puglia 2010’ which made reference to the destination of my first trans-continental ride that was planned for the summer […]
Cycling In The Lake District
Guest post by Sasha Francis There really is a cycle route for everyone in the Lake District! Routes like The Lakes & Dales Loop cover some of the most beautiful parts of the landscape and as threatening as a 196-mile circular loop sounds, itโs easily broken down into […]
Three Years Ago Today:ย Santo Domingo De La Calzado To Logroรฑo
Three years ago today… I was nearing the end of the Spanish portion of my cycle from Tarifa to Nordkapp. Original post to CyclingEurope.org below the video (just look at that road surface!) & image.
Reblogged: Dutch Complacency
An interesting take on cycling infrastructure in The Netherlands…
What Tent? (Again…)
UPDATE: Tuesday 24th April 2018 I’ve gone for the Vango Force 10 Xenon UL 2+ย (significantly reduced in price from Go Outdoors down to ยฃ222 with a bit of price matching and their offer to undercut any online price by 10%). Pity it’s green but there you go… Sunday […]
Exploring Europe By Bicycle… And Ferry
From the perspective of this seasoned continental cyclist, the best thing about a ferry is the fact that it isn’t an aeroplane. Noย hassle packing up the bike; just a case of riding over a ramp, finding a seat and relaxing while someone else does the hard work of […]
The Adventures Of New Zealand Family Ruddenklau
Regular readers of these posts will know that I quite often receive emails from people asking for information about cycling in Europe as occasionally I post my exchanges with such people on the website. In the case of Simon Ruddenklau, however, I didn’t. Perhaps it was a busy […]
