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    Terrible Places, Top Tips, Great Roads to Ride. And a Challenge

    Terrible Places, Top Tips, Great Roads to Ride. And a Challenge

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    Goodies from this site a year ago. May seemed to spawn some really popular blog entries, such as:

    • Adventure Will Change Your Life
    • Do what you love and you will never work a day all your life
    • Try Travelling With A One Way Ticket
    • The World’s 10 Greatest Roads to Ride
    • I Challenge You to go on a Tiny Bike Ride
    • The “One Day” Bike Tour
    • In Praise of Terrible Places
    • My Top Tips on Travelling Light

     

    This was the most popular video:

    though I preferred this bike crash video!

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      A 16-foot canoe loaded with food, 500 miles of wilderness ahead of us, camping on islands under the stars: paddling down the Yukon River remains one of my favourite adventures.

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    • Crossing Iceland

      A story of a crossing of Iceland, unsupported, by foot and inflatable packraft.

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    • Into The Empty Quarter

      My head is thumping. My eyes are stinging. I’m weak with thirst.

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    • As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning

      The book Laurie Lee wrote – As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning – is my favourite travel book of all time.

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