
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
This is a guest post written by Jen Cooper. I met Jen a few years ago on a writing course at the Queensland Writers Centre and since then we’ve shared many good conversations about writing as well as bicycles. This is the first of two bicycle stories from Jen… For years we had tried to find a solution to the problem of how to carry all our toys when we went travelling. We had the van (a fold-down camper),… Read More
It was the first week of January. A new year with new adventures. The idea was to ride from Currumbin to Brunswick Heads, via the Billinudgel Nature Reserve, stay two nights and then ride back. Google Maps estimated it would be 60.3kms each way and 3hours 18mins pedal time. The good thing about Google Maps is that it profiles the elevation of the planned route, making it clear where the ride will… Read More
Category: Experiment, Travel Tags: Brunswick Heads, Currumbin, Decisions, Fitness, GoogleMaps, Hills, Making choices, Nature Reserve, Neighbourhood, NSW, Risk, Speed, Statistics, Summer, tour notes, Touring
Remember Barry? Recumbent Trike Barry? A couple of weeks ago, Barry emailed to say he’s taking his trike touring. But Barry’s tour isn’t a little two night tour like my 128km return trip to Brunswick Heads via Billinudgel’s bushy belly. His tour is a three month adventure that will see him riding his recumbent trike 1,900kms (1,180 miles) from Coolangatta to Cairns! Like me, you’re probably wondering why? Well, he likes the challenge. Also at 68, he wants… Read More
Category: Experiment, Travel Tags: Australia, bike-riders, Brunswick Heads, Cairns, Coolangatta, Decisions, Depression, Health, Heat, Hills, inspiration, interesting people, lifestyle change, Making choices, Mental Health, Queensland, Rain, Recumbent, Resilience, Retirement, Risk, Summer, Touring, Trikes, Well-being
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
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