In two years time, today, on the 30th of January, 2021, I start my round the world bicycle trip from Queenstown, New Zealand. I have been planning this trip, now, for the last few years. It’s amazing how quickly the ...
Happy new year, to one and all, for 2019! For 2018, I didn’t fit in as much cycling as I’d hoped for – didn’t even breach the 1000 km mark! This was partly due to my coming off my bike, ...
Just thought I’d provide a quick update, as I haven’t posted anything for a while. Just to let you all know that I’m still alive and kicking! There’s not really anything additional to report, at the moment. Had a couple ...
Back in May/June, 2017, I did my first ‘Cycle Against the Beast’ ride, cycling from Sydney to Melbourne for FightMND. I am now planning ‘Cycle Against the Beast 2’. The famous Twelve Apostles. Again, I will be cycling from Sydney ...
Wow. What a great year 2017 was, in terms of travel. Mostly one set of travels, really! I am, of course, referring to my Cycle Against the Beast bicycle ride from Sydney to Melbourne, for Fight MND (previously, known as ...
I’m back on my bike for Fight MND! In November, I’m taking part in a virtual race across the country. I intend to put in as many hours (and kilometres) as possible, to get the virtual peloton across the country ...
It’s been just over two weeks, since I completed my bicycle ride from Spotless Stadium, in Sydney, to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), in Melbourne. My Cycle Against the Beast ride was in support of FightMND, which is the public ...
Update: It appears that this article has since been removed, as the journalist has now moved on. A couple of days ago, while I was taking a break in Seymour, I was contacted by a journalist, named Barclay White, from ...
Today, like most mornings over the last couple of weeks, was quite cold. It was also foggy. Not too much above 0 celsius. Still, I had a big day ahead of me, so I couldn’t delay too long. Just after ...
Today’s right was pretty simple – remain on the one road, all the way from Shepparton to Seymour. After about 15 km, the road became another motorway. Very nice, wide, hard shoulder, though. Even though the day called for mostly ...