Brought to our Pyrenees

After another long days ride through great French countryside we got to our night's stop in La Souterraine. A really nice English run B...

Leaving the Millau bridge we headed for our hotel in the middle of a 30 mile canyon the Gorges du Tarn. The roads have been carved through...

When we started the blog we said the aims were sea, mountains, beach and hopefully the Tour de France. 3 ticks so far and today was the day ...

We arrived in Begur to find we were actually up in the hills, a few kms out of town, and a bloody tricky ride up spanish 'concreted'...

Great days riding. It turned out to be similar in overall time to the last leg but we took a more laid back approach. One place we stopped...

Cavo in green 

Ainsa's a shambles (if you've been to York this will mean something). Ainsa is split into upper and lower The upper has been w...

0 5 00 - massive electrical storm to start the day. 55 0km - the length of todays journey. 1 5 C - starting temperature in the Picos. ...

for Ainsa - our destination tomorrow

A mountainous region of northern Spain = great biking roads in a good climate (not boiling). Natural wildlife includes the Spanish wolf an...

Had a good night talking to two ex marines on their way to I-beef-A. They were actually driving across we assumed for a break but it turne...

F1 ''BBC Radio Travel News - if you are planning to go anywhere near Silverstone, forget it due to the British GP'' Bollox...

As we plan to leave the Pico Mountains and move to the Pyrenees we will go through Pamplona.  Guess what? The festival is on including th...

Say hello to the St Dunstan Dog St Dunstans is a charity supporting blind service men and women. To raise the profile of the charity they...