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cycling

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A loaded step-over bicycleon its kickstand on an asphalt path, in a cutting in an artificial lake.

Cycling through water and trees

In a lull between a hectic period at work and the frenetic chaos of NaNoWriMo, I took my bike on the ferry to the Netherlands in late October last year—mainly so I could decompress by being forced to do nothing but concentrate on the road. This time I went

A step-over bicycle with panniers on the back, on its kickstand at a shingle beach.

The Dun Run

I am not a sports cyclist at all. I am slow. Most days I ride a Gazelle (a Dutch granny bike with a massive crate on the front) to work, at an average speed of around 13km/hr. That’s fine. But I’m also someone who likes doing stupid

A cliff-edge with wire fencing looking east towards a town

Impressions of Brighton

I took a train to Brighton on Easter Monday. The weather was kind. It didn’t rain. It was quite windy. And my new touring bike developed a fault with the dynamo lighting system. But I had fun! And I got some good photos… I strapped my tripod to the