Still Pilgrims: Rome to Velletri on the Appian Way
We are pilgrims again! But first may I take a moment to apologize to all cyclists for my suggestion that to be a mere biker ... Read More
We are pilgrims again! But first may I take a moment to apologize to all cyclists for my suggestion that to be a mere biker ... Read More
We have been enjoying the small cities on the sea as we cycle down the coast south of Rome. Gaeta is so appealing that we ... Read More
2000 kms cycled from Innsbruck 42 days since we left Innsbruck - 37 days biking 3 mountain passes: Arlberg, Grand Saint Bernard, Cisa Most expensive accommodation: 95€ in ... Read More
This morning we visited the Amphitheatre in Santa Maria Capua Vetere. Not only is this an impressive ruin, but it is also where Spartacus trained ... Read More
Ruth: “If God exists; there is only one,” said a local fellow who volunteered to show us all the heretical sculptures in the Troia Cathedral.When ... Read More
We had a beautiful ride through the Puglian countryside today. The majority of grapes and olives produced in Italy are grown in Puglia, and it ... Read More
We left the beautiful Adriatic today and climbed up to Alberobello. it was a short day and we stopped halfway along our route to see ... Read More
Matera is a place to see! The cave cut homes and rock buildings melt into one another and it is hard to determine where the ... Read More
We have broken our uninterrupted bicycle route with a train and ferry so that we can explore Sicily for our last three weeks in Europe.We ... Read More
Warning: The contents of this blog could inspire feelings of jealousy and even anger. Proceed with caution.Ruth: I love islands. Even though I grew up ... Read More