Ring side seats It’s not often that a major sporting event takes place outside your front door, but when the organisers of the Tour of Britain released the finalised route, I realised we were about to have a ringside seat. I’ve been watching the progress of this event with keen interest. My original plan had […]
Excuse the enthusiasm but where to begin! Cornwall always get to spring before the rest of the country and it was so great to be able to roam further afield once again, I’ve barely been in the house. We’ve been swimming, cycling, exploring and generally annoying the gulls. In fact, we were in the Hubbox […]
Mother Nature is laughing at us Well, we slowly seem to be coming out of lock down and who knows what the next few months will bring. Through all of this the one thing that has struck me as insane is the weather. Months and months of dry weather, and not just dry but also […]
Heads up for you non- Cornish sorts (that includes me) Loe and Looe are pronounced differently, Loe is “low” and Looe is “loo.” Now onto the cycle ride. Loe Pool stretches the definition of pool as it’s Cornwall’s largest freshwater lake covering around 50 hectares. It splits into two distinct sections, the body of water […]
I’m thinking about a cycling book for next year as I love cycling and want everyone to find places to enjoy it as much as I do. One of my recommended routes is the Mevagissey to Eden trail. It’s about 28 miles there and back but you don’t have to do the whole thing. St […]
I was getting close to finishing one of my walking books, which in reality meant that I was bored of spell checking and had started to flick through Facebook, when a post caught my eye, “Who’s coming on this bike ride? I need someone to keep me company at the back.” I had a quick […]