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Bring Your Own Boat.
In the middle of a sleep-deprived, turbulent night some bright spark must have sat up sharp and decided that running a good restaurant simply isn’t difficult enough. No. What you really need for that added challenge is a barely accessible … Continue reading
Posted in eating, rowing, sailing, Uncategorized
Tagged Canoes and Kayaks, Cockwood, Dawlish, Devon, Dragon boat, Exe Estuary, Exeter, Exmouth, Powderham Castle, Route 2
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Commuting
Some of you may find it hard to believe, but I find commuting on my bike around these parts an absolute privilege.
Posted in commuting, cycling, wildlife
Tagged Bristol, Bristol Marina, Cockwood, Dawlish, Devon, Exe Estuary, Exeter, Powderham Castle
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Cycle-paths and Sativa
This summer, I’ve been working on the National Cycle Network for Sustrans. It’s been great working outdoors meeting hundreds of people who use Route 34 around Exeter and Route 2 around the Exe estuary. Everyone with a bike has been … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, Sustrans
Tagged cycling, Cycling infrastructure, Devon, England, Exeter, National Cycle Network, Recreation and Sports, Route 2, Sustrans
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A Road Travelled Twice 