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Photo Story: Spain

Posted by Peter Gostelow on Sep 27, 2012 in Photo Stories | 2 comments

My route into Spain from France followed the northern coastline. Wonderfully scenic, but also incredibly hilly. Bakio beach was one of a number of stunning surf spots on this stretch close to Bilbao. It was at...

Light my fire: What cooking stove?

Posted by Peter Gostelow on Sep 27, 2012 in Gear Reviews | 12 comments

A cycle tour that involves camping usually means packing a cooking stove of some description. Choosing the right one depends partly on how much you want to spend, but also where you’re going to tour and how...

Janapar

Posted by Peter Gostelow on Sep 24, 2012 in Headlines | 0 comments

Share Tweet Janapar is an Armenian word meaning journey, and it’s the title of a film receiving its World Premiere this Friday at the Raindance Film Festival in London. Tom Allen left the UK in 2007 to cycle...

Photo Stories: France

Posted by Peter Gostelow on Sep 20, 2012 in Headlines, Photo Stories | 0 comments

I’m reliving The Big Africa Cycle. For the next 30 weeks I’ve decided to make one photo story per week for each of the 30 countries I cycled through between England and South Africa. I took many...

Gear I like: The X-mini speaker

Posted by Peter Gostelow on Sep 16, 2012 in Gear Reviews, Headlines | 4 comments

There’s a new look coming to this website soon, and here’s a new topic I plan to be making occasional posts about; gear I like. I’m starting with something small and simple. It’s not wildly...

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18 Oct

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14 Oct

Watermelon stop. I always make sure there's space to carry fruit when cycle touring. That includes a 10kg watermelon. Fortunately the road ahead through southern Malawi was flat. I ate half later that evening and the next morning, and gave the other half to the guesthouse st…

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12 Oct

After the rain. African landscapes always look their best after a period of rain. Fertile soils and clean fresh air singing with the sounds of nature. Main roads like this one in southern Malawi are blissfully free of traffic. In fact Malawi ranks close to bottom on a global…

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