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From Being Alive by Lorenzo Jary

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Tricia Graham commented on Beaten up in Burgos

If you like hills the AtlanticCoast of Spain is the place for you! The hill between San Sabastin and Irun although certainly a challenge is truely magnificent and you will have a wonderful coast down to Irun

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on Beaten up in Burgos

I’ve dreamed about biking to Burgos for a long time but somehow we’ve never made it. This post certainly whets my interest again.

I think heading for the coast is a good idea. I’ve been wondering about whether to butt in and suggest that you’re awfully early in the year to be heading into the Pyrenees, and biking around the end is probably a safer bet. And the coastline here is gorgeous. Bilbao, San Sebastián, and Saint Jean de Luz are some of our favorite places. Do your map reading in advance though - it ain’t flat.

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Suzanne Gibson on 4/5 Calamidads

Thanks! 55km doesn't sound like a lot but maybe you're right, given the circumstances we should be proud of it.
Cheers! Fingers crossed for a bit of sun!

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Rich Frasier on 4/5 Calamidads

Definitely type 2 fun. Normally the best kind I think, though this did verge into that other type where you sort of wish it would stop already!
We're thinking of heading to the coast where the weather seems much better. Who knew that a March in Spain could be so cold!

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Frank Denman on 4/5 Calamidads

Thanks for the support Frank! Haha yes we've done laundry now too so fresh warm socks are on!

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Zelda Mek on 4/5 Calamidads

Thanks Zelda! Yep we are doing everything in our powers to recuperate - heating on full, lots of fresh and nutritious food, lots of lying down!

2 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on 4/5 Calamidads

Wish the day could have stayed the way it was in the first picture. 55 km is quite an accomplishment! Good luck for the coming days. Saludos!

2 years ago
Rich Frasier commented on 4/5 Calamidads

Definitely Type 2 Fun. I'm full of admiration for your bravery. It's still winter, and the weather can only get better. Hang in there, I'm rooting for you both!

2 years ago
Frank Denman commented on 4/5 Calamidads

These are the days you will remember and tell stories when you return to your friends and family.hope Sarah has two pair of socks keep smiling xx

2 years ago
Zelda Mek commented on 4/5 Calamidads

Amazing that despite all of that you still did 55k. The descriptions make me cold just reading them (a high compliment to your writing, not the conditions)! Hope you had a warm dinner and a chance to dry out completely.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Muddling through

Yuk!

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Goon town

Thanks! I've realised despite my short lens, thanks to all the megapixels nowadays I can simply crop in! At least, if the birds hover conveniently a few metres away 🙃

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Goon town

Beautiful shot.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in A good day to be fatties

That’s what it looks like to me too.

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jary replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Round three: knockout

How could you forget!! A total killer.
Wow, we've met some interesting peregrinos but nobody as interesting as that!

2 years ago