Rice Paddies, Deliverance and it Rained
Nine days on the road and we all feel quite tired. Dinner tonight was much less noisy than it was back at […]
Category: History
Saguntum and the end of Episode 1
On the walls of Saguntum Saguntum was the final stop for Episode 1 and it was a fitting one. As we rode […]
Prostitutes, Elephants and Wolfgang
Parc Municipal in Elche Sam was propositioned in the toilets at Los Llanos campsite just north of Denia a couple of nights […]
Palm Trees and Cycling Experts
Alicante, Benidorm, Denia…legendary places for the northern European tourist and we cycled in or past all of them during a day that […]
BBC History Magazine
Sorry it has taken ages to update our blog. Our computer broke – too many bumpy roads – and we have been […]
The research goes on….
Professor Dexter Hoyos
I had lunch with Professor Dexter Hoyos yesterday at Sydney University. We discussed Hannibal’s route over the alps. He knows by far […]
Granny
Granny by the fountain at St. Mary’s Convent telling anyone that walked past how big their bottom was.