Pismo Beach to Santa Barbara. It was time to head inland for a day. The more arid landscape was awesome to travel through. I even came across my first ever genuine tumbleweed. Lots of long, flat, straight

A friend and me were in Finland for a bike race championship. We'd always thought Norway seemed awesome so made the trip across Sweden to check it out after the racing. We were originally planning to do

Almost 2 years on, I'm still working my way through the raw footage of this wonderful journey. However, I've been on a bit of a creative binge at the moment so the end is finally in sight! In this episode,

UberEats is a food delivery service which boasts having 24/7 availability in London. So, being someone who is into pushing themselves to the limit, I decided to take on the challenge of working a full

I haven't posted in an awfully long time and that's because I made the mistake of not logging into my Steemit account on my phone before I departed for one of the wildest adventures of my life so far.

A vast planet of divine riches. Harmony, love, light, abundance. All the objects of your dreams in existence. A land filled with laughter and joy. Every single desire you ever had could be met with one

The second of my weekly accountability posts for the year of 2018. The Journey to Cycling Greatness Yet another week of particularly uninspiring riding but the short days and cold weather is still sucking

After being inspired by last year's inaugural Indian Pacific Wheel Race, I decided to take the plunge and enter my first bikepacking race. What's a bikepacking race? You may be asking what exactly a

It was now the 4th day of our hiking trip along the historic Roman Hadrian's Wall. I had had trouble getting to sleep but awoke feeling nicely refreshed. The Sun was only just beginning to rise over the

The first week of the new year has already concluded and I've decided I'm going to be making weekly posts summing up how much work I've put into achieving my goals. This will hopefully give me some sort

This is a throwback video to some of my time spent in the USA during my 2016 solo 2000-mile West Coast bicycle tour. Humungous Multnomah Falls - and a little bit of thumb I had a day off from riding and

2017 was a pretty awesome year. I got some stuff done. I didn't get some stuff done. Overall I'm happy looking back on what I accomplished despite suffering from quite low self-esteem for a lot of the

Apologies for the photo-heavy post but this was one of most rural parts of the English countryside I had ever found myself wandering through. It had to be fully documented. Welcome to the third instalment

Last summer, I went to Vienna to race in the European Cycle Messenger Championships. After having an awesome few days racing, hanging out, exploring the city and actually finishing 16th out of more than

Steemit is motivating me to work through all the footage I have from my past adventures and get it into some videos. This trip was from back in summer 2016. We spent three nights wild camping in and around

The guys over at VeloViewer have got a really nice feature where you can compile your Strava data for the year into a nice little infographic to share with your pals. In 2017, I managed to do a solo bicycle

After doing almost a marathon of walking on Day 1, we awoke to rather sore legs. Our sleep on the footpath had been quite cold and damp. I had tried to stuff my backpack and boots into the bottom of my

Day 40 of my 2000-mile solo bike tour down the entire West Coast of the USA. Riding from Santa Cruz to the beginning of the beautiful Big Sur. Meeting a few other tourers and some crazy runners who I had

One of my goals for 2017 was to complete a multi-day hike and in late October I thought it would be a good time to tick it off before it got too cold. Another caveat of the goal was that it would be try

I'm finally managing to crunch through all the raw files I have from my trip and pumping the content out. Here's day 39 of my 2000-mile solo cycle tour down the entire West Coast of the USA. I ride from