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BikeOxford 2016

tonyturton.com Posted on 16 September 2016 by Tony30 April 2018

11 September 2016 Well, I made it. My first sportive ride, unless you count London to Brighton many years ago before these things were as well-organised as they are now. 80 miles (128km) is further than I’ve ridden in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Cycling, Sportives | Tagged bikeoxford, sportive

The Final Countdown

tonyturton.com Posted on 16 August 2016 by Tony7 October 2024

Less than a month to go until the BikeOxford 80. Yesterday I rode 70 miles and apart from ‘bonking’ at around 62 miles and having to take a 10 minute break while I scoffed a Double Decker and recovered I feel … Continue reading →

Posted in Cycling, Odds & ends

Pushing the boundaries

tonyturton.com Posted on 8 August 2016 by Tony7 October 2024

Having managed a couple of 40 mile rides in July without any problems, I rode 57 miles yesterday. Here’s the route (it doesn’t show the extra distance from home to the start/finish). The ride went well. A strong westerly wind … Continue reading →

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Picos – Day 5

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Cares Gorge / Garganta de Cares 17 June 2016 Route: Above Poncebos village 240m – Cares Gorge – Caín village 460m and return Distance: 24km Ascent/descent: 430/430 m Total time: 6h20′ The Cares Gorge is one of the most popular walks in … Continue reading →

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Picos – Day 4

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Wednesday 15 June was a rest day. I did a short walk in the morning, had lunch in Arenas, read and slept in the afternoon and joined up with the Petts Wood Boys and a few others for dinner in … Continue reading →

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Picos – Day 3

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Cabeza de la Mesa (Peña de Main) 14 June 2016 Route: Tielve village road 620m – Cabeza La Mesa 1612m – Collado Pandebano 1217m – Bulnes village 650m – road above Poncebos village 230m Distance: 17km Ascent/descent: 1095/1435 m Total … Continue reading →

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Picos – Day 2

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Peña Pandescura (1004m) 13 June 2016 Route: Lago Ercina 1100m – Majada Las Bobias 1240m – Majada Belbín 1071m – Collado Regueru 760m – Peña Pandescura 1004m – Canales village 450m Distance: 18km Ascent/descent: 465/1155m Total time: 7h10′ Before starting … Continue reading →

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Picos – Arrival and Day 1

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Arrival 11 June 2016 A ridiculously early start from a crowded Stansted Airport got me to Bilbao Airport arrivals hall around 1100. The instructions from Exodus were to look for someone with their sign and to join the group. Two … Continue reading →

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Picos – info

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 June 2016

Other information The Group The Petts Wood Boys – Chris, David, Ian, Ian, Stuart, Phil The Swindon Four – Allan, Dave, Dean, Martin Guy and Miranda Alex, Sarah, Steve and me Hotel Torrecerredo The hotel has been run for over 20 … Continue reading →

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Last Flight of the Pigeon by Simon Clode

tonyturton.com Posted on 24 June 2016 by Tony24 June 2016

An account of a cycle ride across China. Hugely disappointing; badly written and with all the faults of an unedited self-published book. A missed opportunity.

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Posted in Book Reviews, Non-fiction, Travel | Tagged cycling

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