Whats happened to Brock/beer cyclists?

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BigonaBianchi

Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
I was wondering what it must be like to be touring/living on the bikes during a european winter...but they made it to portugal so I'm guessing it's warmer there...hope all is well.
 

Brock

Senior Member
Location
Kent
Hey, thanks for caring!
Unfortunately, largely due to the exchange rate and also largely due to our love of food and drink our travel account or 'bumfund' as I call it had pretty much run out by mid November. Kez had become increasingly homesick and decided she wanted to be home for Christmas, so that's what we've done.
We dossed around on the Algarve for a while, enjoying some fantastic late seasonal sunshine before cycling on round into Southern Spain where we stayed with a friend in Vejer de la Frontera for a week or so before boxing the bikes and flying into Stanstead. We both caught colds within two days of being home but have at least managed to find somewhere to live amidst the Christmas craziness.
I'd have loved to have carried on into Morocco and toughed the winter out there before returning home up the ugly med side of Spain and back through France where we both feel there is so much more to see, but it wasn't to be.
Apologies for abandoning the blog, I did keep a journal and will type it up and upload the rest of the pictures as soon as I get a connection in our new pad.
It was definitely the best 8 months of my life!
 

Cathryn

Legendary Member
Welcome back!! No shame in wanting a bit of family around you at Christmas - and the exchange rate is ridiculous!!! You're still a jammy git for having done it!!
 

maurice

Well-Known Member
Location
Surrey
Nice, good stuff. I stayed a night in Vejer de la Frontera a couple years ago on a motorcycle trip, quite a nice little place. Decent climb on the way in too!
 
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