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Why I Can’t Live In Armenia (I’m Too British)
My life is boring. My daily routine consists of getting up an hour before sunrise, going for a run, jumping into (and rapidly out of) a cold shower, having breakfast and then sitting down for an 8-to-12-hour stint in front of my computer screen. I am making websites for a living these days. It puts [...]
Posted in Off The Bike, Random Musings Also tagged Armenia, Home, Local Culture, Philosophising, Rants, Rest Days, Work, Writing, Yerevan 16 Comments
Guest Blog: Raised From The Alive
For this, the first in an occasional series of guest blogs (they’re all the rage these days), I’d like to re-introduce an old friend, a man with whom I braved the horrors of Western and Central Europe for 10 weeks of this bicycle journey… ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Mark Maultby! Take it away…
Hello there. This [...]
Posted in Guest Blogs, Off The Bike, Practical Advice Also tagged Asia, Bureaucracy, Environment, Europe, Extreme Weather, Global Warming, Local Politics 3 Comments
Don’t Make New Year’s Resolutions
I think New Year’s Resolutions are a really crap way to make positive changes to the way you live.
Why? Well, I reckon it’s much more effective to start doing something than to stop doing something.
Most New Year’s Resolutions seem to revolve around giving something up. So, on the first of January this year, I’d like [...]
Company For Christmas In The Caucasus
It’s December and the mercury is dropping fast. This week I experienced my first morning run in the falling snow, crunching quietly in the pre-dawn blue around the faded grandeur of Victory Park and its empty dilapidated walkways, crumbling statues and rusty fairground rides.
The onset of winter took me back a couple of years to [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Equipment, Extreme Weather, Georgia, Hospitality, Local Culture, Yerevan 3 Comments

The Brick Wall Of Eternal Dissatisfaction