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Tag Archives: Local Politics
A Little Video About Cycling In Yerevan
My last post was an invitation to come along to one of the many global bicycle gatherings that happened last Sunday on the eve of the COP15 climate change summit in Copenhagen. I helped to organise a ride here in Yerevan, and I took my trusty video camera with me.
I’ve been slaving over a hot [...]
Posted in Off The Bike, Videos Also tagged Armenia, Asia, Climate Change, Environment, Global Warming, Video, Yerevan 4 Comments
Join Me On Sunday – Wherever You Are
This Sunday I’ll be dashing around the streets of Yerevan on my bike, furiously trying to film a bicycle demonstration that I’ve been organising for the last few weeks, together with a group of local cyclists, as part of the Ride Planet Earth project.
Kim Ngyuen’s been cycling from Australia and is poised to arrive in [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Demonstrations, Environment, Extreme Weather, Global Warming, Local Culture, Yerevan 1 Comment
What Happened When I Tried To Organise A Bike Ride In Yerevan
Hello dear readers. I’m in a particularly frustrated mood this evening. I’ve had a great day climbing one of Yerevan’s nearby mountains, trudging through snow all day and having a lovely picnic on the summit. When I returned home, I read a particularly aggravating email, and so I wanted to share the situation with you, [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Asia, Environment, Extreme Weather, Georgia, Global Warming, Rants, Rest Days, Yerevan 2 Comments
Off-Road In The Caucasus Mountains Of Georgia
Last week I travelled to the Georgian capital of Tbilisi to meet Andy for a few days of mountain-biking in the Caucasus mountains to the north of the city.
Andy told me that many people outside the country still think it must be a ‘warzone’. This is probably due to the monumental fuss made by the [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Asia, Caucasus, Environment, Extrawheel, Georgia, Mountains, Nature, On The Road 1 Comment

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