A ride along the trail unknown
With the weather in shoulder-season mode and some time off over Easter we chose to head into the southern part …
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Boranup: trying new systems and learning a new pace
Boranup. A land of towering white-trunked Karri and an equally white beach. Somehow we’ve had many thoughts about riding there …
Tasmania: Granville Harbour to Arthur River
General busy-ness has delayed this post from our trip to Tasmania in April. There were some initial impressions in an …
Tasmania: West Coast Remoteness
An email announced Scott’s return to Australia after not quite 2 years – he’s to be in Tasmania for a …
Sarah: CSR final camp gate-crashers
This one’s almost a year out of date and I’ve been sitting on the first draft for months, but maybe …
Munda Biddi: Donnybrook to Manjimup – midday sun and march flies
Despite ongoing summer heat and a real need to actually rest, the prospect of a 4-day weekend is just not …
Adventure Cycling Association Annual Photo Contest
A photo of Scott Felter taken during our Canning Stock Route trip a few months ago features in the final …
Down South: an impromptu Munda Biddi overnight loop
After a surprisingly benign run down from Fremantle, we arrive in Denmark early afternoon. Sarah’s sister and the rest of …
A bicycle to replace the one that was lost
Sarah’s words at the end of January 2012: “Fresh from the bike shop, where we have had to buy a …
Canning Stock Route: riding a bicycle
Fat tyres and wide rims have made unsupported Canning Stock Route travel possible. They give ‘float’. They were originally designed …
Canning Stock Route: how to begin? – A flavour
It’s been just over a week since we finished riding the Canning Stock Route, with most of that time filled …
Canning Stock Route: controlled chaos
We were supposed to be ‘on the road’ today. Heading for Wiluna. There was a gratefully accepted suggestion last night …
Canning Stock Route: South to North it is
Amazingly, the difficulties with the Canning Stock Route in the last few weeks have been to do with too much …
A line on the map
Many threads are coming together, with more still to merge over the 2 weeks we have before ‘go’. Scott Felter …
High Plains Drifter
High Plains Drifter, a photo by huntercycles on Flickr. I’ll be watching this amazing machine disappearing up the sand-dune in …
