…die hard. The 1st September 2001 (or thereabouts) was the first time I experienced that first day back at school as a teacher. Today would have been my 15th first day back at school had I not taken the plunge and decided to quit my full-time teaching job […]
Whenever I post something about cycling – the previous post being a good example – I invariably receive at least one email or message or comment saying something along the lines of “All this cycling stuff is great Andrew but, quite frankly, I’d rather know more about the current […]
Did you follow Andrew as he cycled from Tarifa to Nordkapp earlier this summer? Are you yearning to read more tales about long days in the saddle? Well, for a very limited period, the ‘wonderful, witty, inspirational’ cycling travelogues ‘Crossing Europe on a Bike Called Reggie‘ and ‘Along […]
This is a very nice review for ‘Along The Med on a Bike Called Reggie‘. Thanks Graham Hind!
Now back in the UK after my successful cycle from Tarifa to Nordkapp, at some point over the next few weeks (or more likely months) my mind will turn towards completing the European cycling trilogy of books that started with Crossing Europe on a Bike Called Reggie and […]
From Kathryn, a librarian in Northumberland, on Twitter: “@kafylou: Did this display in work this week (a little late I know) the 1st book 2go was @CyclingEurope #ikidyounot #librarians”
I can’t deny that there was more than just a little bit of me that felt very guilty about booking this ‘coastal steamer’ (aka cruise) along the coast of Norway. Anyone who has read Along The Med on a Bike Called Reggie (just £2.49!) will no doubt recall […]
Yesterday the following review was posted on Amazon.co.uk for ‘Along The Med on a Bike Called Reggie‘: Now first of all I’m grateful to the reviewer for having taken the time to write the review. The reader has clearly enjoyed reading the book as it has been […]
Originally posted on Reading, Running, Cycling:
I really love cycle touring books. I don’t even know why I love them so much, I can’t put a finger on it. I’ve always loved travel books (and travelling) – the idea of experiencing new places, new cultures, new foods, new…
‘Along The Med on a Bike Called Reggie‘ and ‘Crossing Europe on a Bike Called Reggie‘ are still riding high in the cycling books chart – that’s all cycling books, not just Kindle ones – at Amazon.co.uk. If you have been one of the people who have downloaded […]
