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01-25-13, 11:30 AM
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Hi! I am a touring cyclist. I have a website on bicycle touring. https://www.bicycletouringtales.com . I also have started a new cycling blog https://www.cyclinglifeshighway.com
Tailwinds,
Kathy
Tailwinds,
Kathy
01-25-13, 12:24 PM
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Hi! I am a touring cyclist. I have a website on bicycle touring. https://www.bicycletouringtales.com . I also have started a new cycling blog https://www.cyclinglifeshighway.com
Tailwinds,
Kathy
Tailwinds,
Kathy
Excellent sites.
I have a bike tour website but also a blog on bicycle stealth camping. could you link my blog to your page?
Regards,
Allan
01-28-13, 09:14 AM
#128
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Allan,
I am going to be adding a camping page on my website soon. I will add your stealth camping blog to it .
Tailwinds,
Kathy
I am going to be adding a camping page on my website soon. I will add your stealth camping blog to it .
Tailwinds,
Kathy
02-11-13, 03:00 AM
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Hi all,
Last summer we did Krakow (Poland) to Dubrovnik (Croatia), about 1700 km. Here is the writeup of our trip:
https://www.twobiketravellers.com/tra...ovnik2012.html
We have other trips logs and touring information at our site https://www.twobiketravellers.com
Hope you find it useful or interesting!
Last summer we did Krakow (Poland) to Dubrovnik (Croatia), about 1700 km. Here is the writeup of our trip:
https://www.twobiketravellers.com/tra...ovnik2012.html
We have other trips logs and touring information at our site https://www.twobiketravellers.com
Hope you find it useful or interesting!
06-25-13, 07:04 PM
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Location: Philippines
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Hi All
It only took me most of a decade but I've finally done it; finished putting together the book of my bicycle trip through North America. A little over nine years ago I took off on a bicycle riding south on Hwy 1 from San Francisco. I'd just settled a long running court case after being hit by an SUV a year and a half earlier and had just been told I had Coeliac disease after battling with a long standing case of the sh*ts for years! I had a new bike and packed everything I thought I would need on it; no GPS, no mobile phone, no ipod ... just a film camera, diary, and a 12-string acoustic guitar.
I've finally finished putting it into book form and have uploaded it to Blurb: unfortunately it was always going to be super expensive (self published large landscape and 240 pages!) so have only ordered one copy for myself. It's here at: https://www.blurb.com/b/4389775-a-nor...icycle-journey
There is a free online version at Issuu which is the exact format as the Blurb book so take a look - I think you can read this on your ipads, etc. It's here at: https://issuu.com/leonsteber/docs/a_n...cle_journey_-_
And of course you can always read the website version at https://leonsteber.com/biketrip/
Hope you enjoy!
Cheers
Leon
It only took me most of a decade but I've finally done it; finished putting together the book of my bicycle trip through North America. A little over nine years ago I took off on a bicycle riding south on Hwy 1 from San Francisco. I'd just settled a long running court case after being hit by an SUV a year and a half earlier and had just been told I had Coeliac disease after battling with a long standing case of the sh*ts for years! I had a new bike and packed everything I thought I would need on it; no GPS, no mobile phone, no ipod ... just a film camera, diary, and a 12-string acoustic guitar.
I've finally finished putting it into book form and have uploaded it to Blurb: unfortunately it was always going to be super expensive (self published large landscape and 240 pages!) so have only ordered one copy for myself. It's here at: https://www.blurb.com/b/4389775-a-nor...icycle-journey
There is a free online version at Issuu which is the exact format as the Blurb book so take a look - I think you can read this on your ipads, etc. It's here at: https://issuu.com/leonsteber/docs/a_n...cle_journey_-_
And of course you can always read the website version at https://leonsteber.com/biketrip/
Hope you enjoy!
Cheers
Leon
08-08-14, 02:19 AM
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Sounds good. Always good to share info.
Here's our articles link:
CMIcycling, cycling trip pyrenees, bike training camp
Cheers.
Chris
Here's our articles link:
CMIcycling, cycling trip pyrenees, bike training camp
Cheers.
Chris
