Jobs fill your pockets, but adventures fill your soul!
On a clear day you can get 360 degree views across the Waikato and Bay of Plenty from the summit of Mount Te Aroha. You might also be lucky and see Mts Ruapehu, Ngauruhoe and Taranaki. I think these views alone are reward enough for … [Continue reading] about 360 degree views
Creating memories and having adventures are an important part of my life. Putting this blog together has been a wonderful trip down memory lane. I'm not sure why it has taken me so long to post this blog? I’ve imagined riding the Karakoram Highway … [Continue reading] about Cycling the Karakoram Highway: North Pakistan to Kyrgyzstan
Every Tuesday without fail many cyclists of varying abilities, ages and fitness levels meet at Gordonton to have a ride with likeminded people. The weather generally dictates the number of participants. I think this is the only time the “Tuesday … [Continue reading] about The Tuesday Cycling Group – is it more than cycling?
The Te Awa River trail runs from Ngaruawahia (in the north) to Lake Karapiro (in the south) and offers a variety of physical activity for everyone. You can bike it, walk it, skate it, ride your mobility scooter (if that is what you do), or even push … [Continue reading] about Te Awa River Trail – something for everyone!
Of course you need panniers, a good light-weight tent, sleeping bag, clothing etc for cycling touring, but I think (sure Sari will agree) these three items enhanced our everyday living on the road. They were not expensive items, in fact I found one … [Continue reading] about Three essential gizmos when cycle touring
