Honshu
As we cross from Japan’s smallest island to its largest we contemplate how to get to Osaka. Honshu is home … Continue reading Honshu
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Seoul City
Seoul is big. It’s busy, vibrant, colourful and can be a little overwhelming, especially if one is in a sleep-deprived … Continue reading Seoul City
Heatwave in the Balkans
We descended from the Carpathian Mountains to the Danube plains. It’s a fast, downhill ride through rolling agricultural fields. Entering … Continue reading Heatwave in the Balkans
A Day on the Via Transilvanica
There is a trail that runs 1400 kilometres through Romania. From the northern border with Ukraine to the southern border … Continue reading A Day on the Via Transilvanica
The Transylvanian Plateau
As is often the case, we’ve made no real plan about where to go or what to do, other than … Continue reading The Transylvanian Plateau
Cabo de Gata: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Many of us have unknowingly seen Cabo de Gata, although we were made to believe those arid hills were somewhere … Continue reading Cabo de Gata: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Andalusia: Málaga To Granada
A 3-day ride from Málaga to Granada into the heart of Andalusia. Continue reading Andalusia: Málaga To Granada
Morocco: A North African Delight
Note: this is the next instalment of our southern European journey. We opted to go to Morocco for two weeks to ensure we wouldn’t overstay our visa in Europe. Continue reading Morocco: A North African Delight
Hot, Hot Heat
Crossing the border from Portugal into Spain, the weather seemed to instantly get hotter. Perhaps it was our imagination. Perhaps … Continue reading Hot, Hot Heat
Portugal’s Coast
Riding out of Lisbon, like any large city, is an industrial affair. It begins nice enough with a short ride … Continue reading Portugal’s Coast
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