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I'm Tom, and I’m from a small village in England. Since 2007 I’ve been cycling through some of Europe, Asia and Africa.
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- Thanks for the visa help @2wheels @mundoviajero @visahq - much appreciated! about 20 hours ago from web
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- Cycling The Middle East & North Africa – #cycle photography exhibition in Yerevan, Armenia on Fri 12th March http://bit.ly/akQkK6 about 2 days ago from Twuffer
- http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk has had a bit of a spring clean in time for 2010's adventures - watch this space! about 3 days ago from Twuffer
- This week: two websites, one exhibition, a welding shop, and the continuation of an attempt to make up for 26 years of avoiding running. Fun about 3 days ago from web
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Monthly Archives: January 2008
A Cold Start to a New Year
After a week of relentless and sometimes masochistic cycling covering almost 500km, we arrived in the snowy Georgian capital of Tbilisi on New Year’s Eve. At 2 a.m.
Posted in Expedition Log Tagged Asia, Environment, Extreme Weather, Food, Future Plans, Georgia, Hospitality, Local Culture, On The Road, Rest Days 3 Comments
White Peaks and Red Tape