I’m in the final throes of writing the new book and have arrived at the island ofย Andรธya. This picture sums up cycling along the coast ofย northern Norway perfectly… I felt obliged to share it once again. (It originally appeared here.)
Reviews of the books are always welcome and here’s one that has taken the reviewer a considerable amount of time to write. I appreciate particularly the fair comments about the first two books being self-published and the downsides that come with that. It’s a timely opportunity to remind […]
I’ve recently republished some of the posts I wrote during some of the cycles of the past few years. I was wondering if there had been a few days when I had been cycling in each of my five ‘cycling years’. Alas the answer is ‘no’… …butย I find […]
In preparation for the publication of the final book in the popular andย acclaimedย European cyclingย trilogy (The 35 Degrees:ย Tarifaย to Nordkapp on a Bike Called Reggie, published inย spring 2017 fromย Summersdale)ย until August 31st… CROSSING EUROPE… / ALONG THE MED… JUST ยฃ1.99 / $2.99 / โฌ2.99 Latest Reviews for Crossing Europe on a […]
An updated promotion video for The 35 Degrees: Tarifa to Nordkapp on a Bike Called Reggie, published by Summersdale in spring 2017.
Normal service is resumed… And to get us going how about a little reminiscing; 100 photos from last year’s cycle from Tarifa to Nordkapp. The 35 Degrees: Tarifa to Nordkapp on a Bike Called Reggie will be published by Summersdale in spring 2017. Available in all good bookshops […]
If you follow this blog via Twitter or Facebook I should perhaps start with an apology that over recent weeks, the tweets and posts about cycling and travelling have been far outnumbered by those on the subject of the EU referendum next week. It’s a hollow apology however […]
Some news tonight of something that I never really thought would happen. The kind of thing that happens to others, not a French teacher from Yorkshire. But it has. I am delighted to announce that earlier today I signed on the dotted line… …and that The 35 Degrees: […]
