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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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- New blog is online at http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk - catharsis never felt so good... about 2 days ago from Splitweet
- Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2): I wrote Part 1 of this article… http://goo.gl/fb/G6zxP #cycle #travel about 2 days ago from Google
- Finally found a place to get online, write blogs and upload photos! about 2 days ago from web
- Europe From A New Perspective: I think having my wife alongside me for this… http://goo.gl/fb/kEeH6 #cycle #travel about 1 week ago from Google
- Ride a bike? Help save a century of British history from demise http://bit.ly/cGt8IW about 2 weeks ago from Twuffer
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- andy on Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2) 9 hours 7 minutes ago:
A really cool blog post. I enjoyed it! I think that ‘people are a product of their environment’... (more) - Liz Allen on Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2) 1 day 11 hours ago:
Interesting and insightful comments above. A thought – perhaps you would not be doing your journeying... (more) - Alastair Humphreys on Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2) 1 day 19 hours ago:
Hi Tom, Many of these sentiments resonate with my own thoughts upon returning to Europe. But I did... (more) - Fearghal on Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2) 2 days 6 hours ago:
You should get in touch with Julian Sayarer when you get back, judging by this post you two angry young men... (more) - Andy on Europe From A New Perspective 8 days 8 hours ago:
I’m excited to know how you are both getting on riding together and how Tenny is coping with the biking. Hope you are... (more)
- andy on Thoughts From The Far End Of Europe (Part 2) 9 hours 7 minutes ago:
Tag Archives: Bulgan
Back In The Saddle From Ulaanbaatar To Bulgan
The life of a cycle tourist is often dictated by the forces of nature. This was never more true than for the first week’s journeying from the Mongolian capital out into the depths of the steppes. Rain, snow, hail, headwinds, tailwinds, sidewinds, dust-storms, baking sun, freezing cold, cloud tapestries and clear blue skies all made [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Asia, Dzaamar, Extreme Weather, Hospitality, Mongolia, On The Road, Orhan, Philosophising, Ulaanbaatar 6 Comments
Off The Map In Central Mongolia — A Photo Essay