Summary of Cycling in Cuba
Roads and traffic: There is more traffic in Cuba than there was 20 years ago, but still much less than in other countries. Generally trucks ... Read More
Roads and traffic: There is more traffic in Cuba than there was 20 years ago, but still much less than in other countries. Generally trucks ... Read More
Gordon: We are spending a couple of nights in our second capital city of this pilgrimage: Ljubljana. It’s hard not to like, particularly as we ... Read More
Tomorrow we climb out of the village of Podraga in the beautiful, deep Vipava Valley and say goodbye to Slovenia. It was our first time ... Read More
Today we left Slovenia and walked across the border into Italy. We made our way across Slovenia on the Jacobova Pot between the Hungarian and ... Read More
Gordon: Have you ever heard of the city of Aquileia? Neither had I, but in the second century AD it was the second largest city ... Read More
Before we departed for this Camino I had a casual look at our route across Italy on our mapping app. Zooming into one of the ... Read More
Yesterday was a rain day. It was only the fourth soaker on the trip so far. It feels like something magic when the rain stops. ... Read More
We are staying at a lovely house with our host Lilica in a small community halfway between Portogruaro and Treviso. I offered to cook spaghetti ... Read More
After a 34 km walk and half a tub of ice cream Gord was still up for a walk around Treviso. Italy is amazing; step ... Read More
I’m sitting in the waiting room in the hospital at Cittadella. I had a brief glimpse of the intact medieval walls before turning into this ... Read More