Over the last holiday weekend we set out to explore the Island of Rum which was a private and almost secret place read more
It’s taken a while to write a blog about our trip to China and Tibet. It was a pretty crazy trip where so much seemed to happen it’s hard to keep track. read more
The next leg of our cycling trip saw us biking alongside the River Panj for several days. The Panj is a river in a remote part of the world that undertakes a beautifully varied journey: it starts among the high glaciers of the Big Pamir, a triangle of extremely mountainous land bordering China, Pakistan and Afghanistan. It then heads south through the wide braided plains of the Wakhan corridor, before it narrows and steepens into whitewater rapids toward Khorog and beyond to Uzbekistan. For the stretch we cycled it also signifies the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan. read more
As we left Lake Karakul in Tajikistan we learnt Panada’s struggle at altitude. read more
Georgia is markedly different to Turkey in many ways, but one thing it has in common: it’s also a superb place to ride bikes!
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The final stop of our summer in South America was the town of El Chalten. Just to the north of El Calafate, read more