Monthly Archives: September 2010

It’s official, I’m flying back to Pittsburgh on the 28th. I’m proud that I succesfully completed the challenge of cycling the United Kingdom. It’s been a eye opening experience and I even surprised myself at how I was able to … Continue reading →

People think of London as quintessentially English, but it’s not – In another way, it is indeed the heart of England. The diversity amongst the people is staggering – at any given times you can see people from every country, … Continue reading →

So everyone – all the readers of my blog, I am safe in sound in Cambridge. I’m not really sure if this is a good time to announce this, as I’m not 100% positive but I might call this a first … Continue reading →

Since my last post I made it to Scarbrough rather well, using a disused railway line made into a cycle path. The next two days however were much of a disaster. On my way to Filey I got a flat … Continue reading →

A bit disappointed there is no fayre here in Scarborough but there are tourists and those mini seaside casinos/game places the Brits seem to install on every seaside town. The plan was to set off today from Scarborough but I … Continue reading →

yesterday when I was looking for food I stopped at a pub – the locals took an immediate interest in me and my journey. I got a free pint. Today when I got lost an old couple gladly invited me … Continue reading →

Im in a little town called seaham. I biked through cumbia from Carlisle to north shields in northumbia. At the present I’m tring to follow the north sea cycle route 1 all the way to Dover on the coast. I’m … Continue reading →