TURKEY | Wednesday, 7 Nov 2007 | Views [583]
Andy I am in Kadikoy on the Anatolian side of Istanbul. We have reached Asia by bike. Today commences our third week in Istanbul. It is a multi-layered and vibrant place, enough to make one consider staying longer. The open road and adventure beckons ... Read more >
Tags: Philosophy of travel
TURKEY | Sunday, 21 Oct 2007 | Views [1949]
Tom We arrived in Istanbul a
couple of days ago, cycling into this sprawling monolith of a city
along one of the two main routes against about 9 manic lanes of
rush-hour traffic, minibuses and not-so-mini-buses.
That experience recovered from, ... Read more >
Tags: Philosophy of travel
UNITED KINGDOM | Friday, 12 Oct 2007 | Views [657]
So here it is, the long-awaited Ride Earth F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions; Fondly Answered Queries; Fromage Attributed Quotations; Fotons Atoms Quarks…etc)
Written by Mark Maultby, who now has time to write things like this, having returned ... Read more >
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FRANCE | Wednesday, 11 Jul 2007 | Views [370]
Andy Another day on the road. I drink a large coffee, pack the trailer and panniers pedal on to the next big adventure. Each new experience is challenging my preconceptions and leaving me with an excitement and anticipation for the next one. The ... Read more >
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BELGIUM | Sunday, 1 Jul 2007 | Views [399]
Tom We quit our jobs. We sold our clothes, posessions, computers and stereos. We shaved our heads, said goodbye to friends and families, got on our bikes and cycled off one Sunday afternoon with the mother of all hangovers. We left everything ... Read more >
Tags: Philosophy of travel
