Today is the final day of my journey. It seems strange for it to be coming to an end. Many of my friends from Spokes East Kent Cycle Campaign met […]...

Well the weather was cooler today, but it was also quite breezy at times. Nevertheless the cycling was quite relaxed, especially once I’d made some progress down the Lee Valley […]...

The weather’s pretty warm at the moment, so I’m having to buy lots of drinks. Hopefully it gets a little cooler over the next few days, thus making the cycling […]...

My planned route today was to follow a small amount of Regional Cycle Route 30, but then branch off to find some more portions of National Cycle Route 13 (A […]...

Today and tomorrow form my other major diversion from National Cycle Route 1 on the way back home to Canterbury. After a little portion of NCR1 out of Fakenham I […]...

After starting out on the flat I got some hills back today and was glad for it. It adds more variety to the ride and cuts down the wind. It […]...

The route today was extremely flat. Indeed my plans show a cumulative climb of 40 metres for today, whereas it was about 1500 metres for the day I climbed into […]...

I had a friend come along and cycle most of the leg with me today. We started out on a quiet road and soon the route used a few rough […]...

Today’s route quickly started off heading through Selby before heading out beside the river Ouse to the flat countryside. The Ouse eventually joins the Humber and several miles downstream I […]...

I’ve been very lucky to have great weather for at least part of my time in each of the national parks that I’ve passed through. This continued to be the […]...