| James and friends have returned safely to the fold after their epic 1000 mile Land's End to John O'Groats cycle ride. It rained on them pretty well every day and on one day they had 20 mph headwinds to contend with. At least this reduced the risk of dehydration and sun-stroke! The cycling gods looked kindly on them and they had only one puncture and one terminally wobbly wheel to deal with on the journey. |  |
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The journey was physically and mentally tough, especially at the start in the notoriously hilly Cornwall, but the chaps were encouraged by the many other past and present end-to-enders they met. They were also pleasantly surprised by the generosity of strangers along the route who contributed to their collection for CHASE. James has published 5 minute whizz through their photographic record of the journey on YouTube, and is gradually adding to the story of the journey at http://gabbot4.blogspot.com. If you haven't coughed up with some sponsorship yet head on over to http://justgiving.com/gabbot4 with your credit card. |
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