Bardia National Park
Namaste! Such a simple word and so important at the same time.We are greeted every day in Nepal by dozens upon dozens of people, from tiny toddlers to old ladies […]
Tag Archives: Cycle touring
Why go to London when you can stay in India?
Here’s a question……….. What is the main reason people visit London? I know you won’t have to think long or hard about this. The answer is blatantly that anyone who […]
Boring Mannar
Without mosquito nets in our room we had yet another sleepless night. The loud spinning fan above our beds meant we didn’t hear them, but they were there biting us […]
Our final day in Albania… Hello Macedonia!
An early start. To say we woke up cold would be a huge understatement…. We were freezing. The alarm sounded at 5am but there was no chance we were going […]
Leskovik to Mollaj- Albania’s South East
The south east of Albania has been quite a contrast to many of the parts of the country we have seen before, most of the towns and villages we […]
Punctures, punctures and bunkers.
When we arrived back at the petrol station/hotel/coffee shop after visiting Gjirokaster yesterday, one of the guys working on the pumps came over gesticulating wildly at our bikes “Goma, goma!” […]
The Ferry from Koman to Fierze
We had read about the ferry ride from Fierze to Koman that runs through a series of connected reservoirs on numerous websites. The issue was that they had all been […]
Crossing the Border between Montenegro and Serbia
I’ve never seen so much rubbish through a landscape as I saw today. And worse, it’s through a really beautiful gorge with dramatically dropping sides and the road giving glimpses […]
Cycling from Mojkovac to Berane
Leaving Mojkovac was surprisingly hard. It hasn’t got much that you could consider a proper draw to it’s higgle piggle centre, but there’s something really endearing about it, the weird […]
22,23/09 The Big Wind
We woke up in our secluded little alcove well rested despite the calls of unidentified animals throughout the night. Maybe it was just the fact that we hadn’t stumped up […]
