Learn To Go With The Flow
It is amazing how quickly things can change in side a short span of time. Not to terribly long ago Brain and I were planing a long bicycle touring trip […]
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Adrift on the Caspian Sea and Lost in the Karakoum Desert
Leaving Baku was a lot like our time spent gathering our Visas, surprisingly easy. Over the last few months we had been researching our sea voyage from Azerbaijan over the […]
Taking the Night Train to Baku, or The Great Visa Chase
Azerbaijan isn’t exactly the greatest place to cycle, not for us anyhow. Making our way to Sheki it became apparent that this isn’t the kind of cycling either of us […]
Tbilisi Loves You
Tbilisi Loves You is the name of the city’s free WiFi service that I could never seem to be able to connect to the entire time we were there. That […]
The Ever Changing Landscapes of Georgia
Awhile back Brian had tried to convince a friend of ours to come and visit us when we finally cycled our way into Georgia. Our friend really wanted to visit […]
The Flat Part of the Coast Road
From Samsun, Turkey towards Batumi, Georgia it is virtually flat riding when you travel the main highway that is also the Coast Road. Which has been a a nice change […]
Back to the Black Sea
Four cyclists soon became 2 after we decided to turn inland away from the Black sea Coast. We were moving in to avoid some serious coastal climbs and instead tackle […]
Bosphorus to the Black Sea
Truth be told we didn’t actually ride our bicycles into Istanbul, we took the D-20 (which they are still building) instead of the main highway. Everyone we have ever heard […]
The Wheat fields and Sunflowers of the Thracian plain
If I knew cycling in Bulgaria (and to a lesser extent Turkey) was going to be like this, we could have just stayed home. The similarities to the two areas […]
Four Countries in Eight Days
It took us such along time to get out of Sarajevo! It was abundantly clear that we were getting way to confortable there. There was the thought floating around that […]
