After a week of slow, but steady cycling and maybe just a little over-done-things-itis, my virtual journey got me as far as St Michael’s Mount yesterday evening. I believe the next check point will be the Eden Project, but that’s a little way away yet.
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Back in the Saddle – Update 1
I’ve now received the first 2 virtual postcards from my challenge. It’s a nice idea, but it would maybe have been better if they had written something a little bit more inclusive on the first check point card!
Read MoreBack in the Saddle – Land’s End to John o’Groats
Back in 2013, apart from having a few allergies and intolerances I was a healthy, energetic, and fit individual who was always on the go and nothing stopped me. I would think nothing of going for a 110-length swim, then a 6 mile walk and then going for a 20-mile bike ride with the family later in the day. Our summer holiday that year involved the whole family cycling 222km along the C2C, Whitehaven to Tynemouth route. It was a fantastic holiday of fresh air, sunshine, adventure and great companionship. It wasn’t without its challenges though, especially as my 12-year-old daughter came off her bike really badly on the second to last day. The pair of us ended up in A&E having her concussion treated. However, after patching her up, cobbling together replacement clothing, purchasing a new cycle helmet and getting the ‘all clear’ from the doctors, we re-joined my husband and son and completed the final leg of the route the next day.
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