One thing can be said for Morocco, the roads are quiet. Traffic is generally very spartan ๐ This is a poor country for most of the population. So travel is either walking, bicycle or a Chinese motorbike! Any traffic is relatively slow moving and with that, drivers are generally cautious around anyone on a…
Leaving a nearly peaceful wild camping spot … barking ๐ฉ dogs could still be heard, though! We head through Bouabout. With this post, I’m struggling to find the words. Not because I lack the ability to string a sentence together (some might question that!), I just can’t remember much of the next few days….
After an early start out of Luton airport โ๏ธ we arrive in a some what warmer climate than we left. I say we, Iโve a confession, Iโve sneaked along a cycling partner for the start of this journey, namely, Jude! Yes, female! She informs me sheโs resolute and akin to a machine ๐ค Weโll…
My plan is to start in a warmโish ๐ country for spring, heading northwards into Europe as the summer takes hold. After many hours, OK days, I choose the coast of Morocco as my start line. Iโve never been to north west Africa ๐ so why not! In the mean time Iโm prepping my…
New Zealand ๐ณ๐ฟ my first real big bicycle adventure/journey. How will my wild ๐๏ธ camping skills tone up? I started out slowly with an official campsite near Christchurch Airport. Then once on the road another official campsite at Ashley Gorge. From Ashley Gorge, I received my first taste (bite) of the much talked about…
So, another tent! My previous tent was a Vango Nitro 200 plus. This in itโs own right is a superb tent, but more suited to the British climate. With future cycle journeys planned for warmer climates; Australasia/Africa, I felt a more appropriate tent would be required for these continents. After extensive research, mainly through cycle…