Transcontinental 2016

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frank9755

Cyclist
Location
West London
...and the next bit - in which our hero escapes to Italy in search of flat roads, but finds the hayseeds sharp and sticky...
https://cyclingthere.wordpress.com/2016/08/27/transcontinental-race-2016-part-3-italy/
 

frank9755

Cyclist
Location
West London
It must have cost me a bit of speed, but I didn't notice it unless I hit a bump - and the French don't have so many of those - unless you end up on a bridleway
 
Another ride report hatching on this thread too....
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/tcr-blog-worth-a-read.202093/
 

frank9755

Cyclist
Location
West London
Yes, there are a few. Darren's is well-written and amusing.

Here are a couple more. This is Stuart Birnie, a pretty quick rider who likes beer:
http://thehippy.net/blog/transcontinental-race-tcrno4-part-1/ [he's up to part 5 now]
And Rose McGovern, who I met at Brussels station on the way out:
https://primaleurope.tumblr.com/post/147336990568/an-ordinary-woman-with-an-extraordinary

And here's the next instalment of mine:
https://cyclingthere.wordpress.com/...f-war-a-friendly-dog-and-bears-in-the-forest/
 

Dogtrousers

Kilometre nibbler
I'm going to have to spend an evening with your blogs and some proper maps, @frank9755 . Reading them on the train on my phone just isn't doing them justice.

I love reading stuff like this. In a kind of slow-motion version of Total Recall I'm half hoping that when my brain goes completely soggy I'll appropriate some of these stories as memories.
 

steveindenmark

Legendary Member
I dot watched you all the way round and your write ups are now making your decisions make sense. Like when you came off thr mountains and Emily stayed up. I mentioned your dog saga to Jannie when Uta posted it. It was made clear that if I am ever in that position the ride must end and the dog must be saved. A dog will never appear in my write ups or messages. In fact I will never see a dog.
 
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