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Africa Solo by Mark Beaumont

tonyturton.com Posted on 7 January 2017 by Tony7 January 2017

It’s 2015 and Mark Beaumont’s back on his bike. Round the World – done it. North and South America – done it. Then a break from the bike to attempt the transatlantic rowing record – not done it because the … Continue reading →

Posted in Adventure, Book Reviews, Non-fiction | Tagged Africa, bikes, cycling

Paradise Lost by John Milton

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

In this story none of the characters comes out well, and there isn’t a happy ending.

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Posted in Book Reviews, Classic, Fiction

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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