because life's too short
because life's too short
Time flies but the delights of Bruges are timeless and its picturesque architecture, magical canals and cosy hostelries will endure far longer than the bicycles on which we chose to explore the cobbled streets. Simon …
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The reservoirs of the Derwent valley sit amongst beautiful Derbyshire scenery and are popular year round destinations but few realise that the Dambusters used them for training before their departure to the Ruhr in World War 2. With good tracks all around them, cycling is an enjoyable way to explore.
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Derbyshire has many popular cycling trails, but this little 5.5 miles canalside path from Cromford is a hidden gem. Largely shaded by trees, it is an excellent autumn ride.
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The Baie de Somme is a huge bay only one hour south of Calais, France. With its wonderful space and light it is an intriguing place to visit, and there are charming towns too.
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The Ariege is a sleepy backwater in the heart of the French Pyrenees: its principal town is St. Girons, about 2 hours south of Toulouse. The Tour de France regularly visits the department and there are many great circuits to delight both the professional and the amateur rider.
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