06 April 2012

The bicycle is man's purest invention; an ingenious arrangement of metal and rubber that liberates the body from the dusty plod to ride on a cushion of air, at speed or with leisure, stopping on a whim, travelling for free. Its design is simple and its maintenance inexpensive. Yet for all the ease and economy the bicycle possesses a greater quality. It offers the possibility of escape.

Rory MacLean

Four days, 274 km, no punctures, no real rain, but at times freezing cold, spectacular scenery, odd sights, bone tired.

4 comments:

Rouchswalwe said...

And you can hear the birds singing as you're cycling!

Sabine said...

Lots of them!

Jayne said...

Oh, Sabine- Lovely! Can I quote you?
What a glorious ride you have. :)

(Btw- love, love the Waterboys. Waterbabies--ha!)

Sabine said...

Thank you Jayne, you are welcome.