Day Five, View Across the Stour Estuary to the Stour Valley YHA bunkhouse
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
The Route - just keep the sea on the left...
The Route - just keep the sea on the left...
The plan is to cycle around the Coast of Britain setting off in April 2010. The journey is around 4300 miles. I'm cycling unsupported - no van to carry the goodies, so I'm shopping around for the lightest kit that will do the job. In this blog I'll review the kit as I pick it up for the trip and blogging daily once underway.
Glyde Around Britain
The Route - just keep the sea on the left...
- Rob
- I'm a cyclist currently hanging out with the lightweight backpacking crowd because they have the best lightweight camping kit that I need in order to keep down the weight of my cycle. The bike won't be ready until the end of the year so in the meantime I'll be day-hiking and, hopefully, backpacking to put the rest of the kit through it's paces. Hopefully the guys won't notice I'm faking it on the walking front!
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(40)
-
▼
April
(23)
- Kit Review Part 2: Terra Nova Laser Comp
- Kit Review Part 1: Glyde Review extra
- Glyde Photos Part 3: Turning the corner
- Glyde Photos Part 2: Kent
- Glyde Photos Part 1: The East
- Kit Review Part 1: Glyde Review
- The End... for now
- Day 15 Swanage to Weymouth
- Day 12 the missing blog
- Day 14 Brighstone IOW to Swanage
- Day 13 Waterlooville to Brighstone
- Day 11 Normans Bay to Worthing
- Day 10 Folkestone to Normans Bay
- Day 9 To Sandwich and on to Folkestone
- Day 8 Hoo to nr Sandwich
- Day 7 rest day
- Day 6 Bradwell to Gravesend and then some
- Day 5 Manningtree to Bradwell
- Photo update
- Day 4 Eastbridge to Stour bridge
- Day 3 Walcott to erm... South of southwold
- Flat hills
- Day 1:Mablethorpe to Hunstanton
-
▼
April
(23)
Glyde Around Britain
The Route - just keep the sea on the left...
Fantastic teashop :) Love the gnomes in the corner!
ReplyDeleteI've moved that picture to the next post where it fits better - carol
ReplyDelete@Tomas - Tea shop was on the run in to Frinton if you hadn't guessed....
ReplyDelete