After a drive down through the rain, we finally arrived at Land's End. Although the sun did shine, it was very windy and cold under the sign post.
We enjoyed a pleasant easy ride back to Penzance with a fair wind on our backs.
Didn't get a pasty, but did find a traditional fish'n'chip shop down near the seafront.
But, tomorrow it gets really serious...
This summer, from 17 to 28 June 2011, a team of four of us are cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for the Save the Children Japan Appeal.
Introduction and Daily Route Links
Follow the progress of our team of 4 cyclists: Alastair Lefley, Paul Forshaw, Tom Forshaw and Wallace Ascham.
Day 0 - 17 June Day 1 - 18 June Day 2 - 19 June Day 3 - 20 June Day 4 - 21 June Day 5 - 22 June Day 6 - 23 June Day 7 - 24 June Day 8 - 25 June Day 9 - 26 June Day 10 - 27 June Day 11 - 28 June
Day 0 - 17 June Day 1 - 18 June Day 2 - 19 June Day 3 - 20 June Day 4 - 21 June Day 5 - 22 June Day 6 - 23 June Day 7 - 24 June Day 8 - 25 June Day 9 - 26 June Day 10 - 27 June Day 11 - 28 June
Friday, 17 June 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Choosing a LEJOG vehicle
We had to choose a support vehicle, it was a difficult decision...
The Austin7 was amazing but the mitsubishi was even better besides the austin7 might have been a slight bit inappropriate.
Friday, 10 June 2011
One week to go
We've now got only one week to go until we set off for the bike ride. Fantastic! Bring it on...
I just glanced at our Save the Children just giving sponsorship page. (http://www.justgiving.com/teams/cc) We've raised £2290 already. This is brilliant. Thanks to everyone who has donated.
I received some details from Martin at Mitsubishi about the vehicle they're lending us. It is a big beast.
I just glanced at our Save the Children just giving sponsorship page. (http://www.justgiving.com/teams/cc) We've raised £2290 already. This is brilliant. Thanks to everyone who has donated.
I received some details from Martin at Mitsubishi about the vehicle they're lending us. It is a big beast.
The vehicle we have got for you is an L200 Barbarian auto (this should help the driver if they need to cruise alongside you). It has integrated sat nav and bluetooth, so that may come in handy as well. It also has a reversing camera for parking - which comes in handy on such bug truck. The vehicle will have a plastic load liner and canopy top - you can lock the top (but just beware of the fact that the actual tailgate section doesn't actually lock - so be careful about leaving anything really valuable in the back. It will also have a tow bar and single electrics fitted. The guys have created an additional reg plate to fix to your bike carrier.Should be fun!
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Blog Setup
This blog will allow followers to see our daily progress on the bike ride.
It is now just over two weeks until we head off...
It is now just over two weeks until we head off...
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