You may remember me enthusing about a young friend of ours who has been cycling from Istanbul to Belfast. Dormouse was brave and generous enough to take him in after he flew down some Alps! His blog is here, but I am copying his latest facebook itinerary- just in case any kind UK bloggistes should discover that this extraordinary person will be cycling through their land!
"So I've now cycled from Istanbul to Paris.
From here I'll be taking the ferry across the Channel from Dieppe to Brighton,
then roughly going through Guildford,
Bristol,
up along the Welsh border to Liverpool,
on up to Carlisle,
swinging East along Hadrian's wall to Newcastle,
then North again to Edinburgh,
Glasgow,
and finally out to Oban,
taking the small ferry from Campbellown to Ballycastle
and down the coast to Belfast!
The question is; would you like to cycle with me for a bit, OR have me sleep on your floor/camp in your garden?
I would love to see as many people as posssible. Especially those who want to go out for a ride!"
If you're on facebook you can find him under Cycle Home with Aaron. You'll be able to contact him there, or we're happy to pass onany comments left on fraise. Bonne route!
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I am not on Facebook - but should he be passing through the East Midlands any time...
Oh, how exciting for him to do this. We used to live on his route - first at one end of Hadrian's Wall, and then at the other... but we're well off his route now, I'm afraid. All the best to him! And thanks for signing up for our regular Advent pause again, too.
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