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Round the World by Bike

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  1. Not me. Not quite up to it, yet :-)

    I dunno if anyone else is, but I've been following Alistair Humphreys's
    round the world by bike trip at, funnily enough,
    http://www.roundtheworldbybike.com/

    He's reached Siberia[1], on his fifth continent. Nice timing, I
    thought. Winter's going to be tough.

    I well recommend reading the archives, from the beginning. It's
    inspirational and fascinating stuff.

    [1] He's taken an Edinburgh Bicycle barbag to its political home :-)

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    Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
    Husker Du Du Du, Captain Beefheart, ELO

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
    says...

    Quoted message said:

    Not me. Not quite up to it, yet :-)

    I dunno if anyone else is, but I've been following Alistair Humphreys's
    round the world by bike trip at, funnily enough,
    http://www.roundtheworldbybike.com/

    He's reached Siberia[1], on his fifth continent. Nice timing, I
    thought. Winter's going to be tough.

    Having recently read "Off The Rails" (Reviewed in the latest Velovision)
    it would appear that winter is the best time to cross Siberia. If you
    wait 'til spring it defrosts and you have to wade it!

    Quoted message said:

    I well recommend reading the archives, from the beginning. It's
    inspirational and fascinating stuff.

    [1] He's taken an Edinburgh Bicycle barbag to its political home :-)

    Think I might have to take a look. Incidentally, I can second Paul's
    review of "Off The Rails". A great read. I would offer to lend it to any
    takers, but the copy I read was borrowed from a friend and was a pre-
    release proof copy.

    Jon

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