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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

Slow progress, but still progress

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

I’ve not been doing as much cycle training as I’d hoped, but there’s still 4 months to the BikeOxford 80 mile sportive I’ve set as my target for this year. It’s partly because I’ve been messing with the bike trying … Continue reading →

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Oxford Canal Walk – Leg 2

tonyturton.com Posted on 9 May 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

5 May 2016 Access: Start – Drive to Banbury, park, bus to Tackley (Rousham Road stop), walk-in to canal. Finish – car parked at Banbury. 21 – 33km : Dashwood Lock – Aynho Wharf Any thoughts from the first leg … Continue reading →

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Oxford Canal Walk – Leg 1

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 April 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

21 April 2016 The Oxford Canal runs from Oxford to Hawkesbury on the northern edge of Coventry. It starts in Oxford City centre next to the King’s Mill Stream. The first leg of my walk along its length covered 21km … Continue reading →

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Woodstock 23 mile walk

tonyturton.com Posted on 11 April 2016 by Tony24 February 2022

Since I bought a new smartphone a couple of months ago I’ve been struggling to get the Viewranger app to record a track. After checking with @viewranger on twitter and some tweaking of the settings the problem seems to be … Continue reading →

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The training begins

tonyturton.com Posted on 7 March 2016 by Tony7 October 2024

It’s just over 6 weeks since I last got the bike out for a ride so I’m starting from base zero. I’m using my old road bike fitted with 25mm tyres and mudguards as a winter traiing bike. I rode … Continue reading →

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Signed up for a Sportive

tonyturton.com Posted on 4 March 2016 by Tony30 April 2018

Oh dear. I’ve signed up to ride the BikeOxford sportive on 11 September. The 80 mile route. I can’t remember the last time I rode that far in one day, but it was a VERY long time ago. The closest I’ve come in recent times was 100km (62.5 miles) back in August 2014, which was the target I’d set myself to earn a new bike. I duly bought my carbon fibre frame Colnago that Autumn and have been riding it since then. It’s got red handlebar tape now, by the way.

http://www.bikeoxford.co.uk/

Colnago

I’ve hardly ridden at all over the winter so my training will be starting from a very low level. I should be able to get up to riding 40 miles comfortably without too much trouble, and I’ll work up from there. I’ll report here on progress from time to time. Wish me luck!

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Blavatnik building exterior

The Blavatnik Building

tonyturton.com Posted on 7 February 2016 by Tony7 February 2016

Architect: Herzog & deMeuron Date: 2015 The Blavatnik School of Government in Oxford is on Walton Street in Jericho. I took these photos on an open day visit on 30 January 2016.

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  • Arrival & Day 1 – Cabeza Juan Robre
  • Day 2 – Pe¤a Pandescura
  • Day 3 – Cabeza de la Mesa (Pe¤a de Main)
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  • Day 5 – Cares Gorge / Garganta de Cares
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