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Random jottings from our Lands End to John O'Groats trip 2010
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This blog tracks the progress of Cathy, Jos, Tim, Mark and Vic (and Vic's Dad in the support van) as they cycle 1,000+ miles from Lands End to John O'Groats (LeJog).
Travelling from home to Lands End by train on Friday 4th June (except Vic and Dad who took the van), the cycling began on Saturday 5th June.
All overnight stops are already pre-booked, and the team expect to arrive in John O'Groats on Monday 14th June.
All of the photos on this blog are stored in Picasaweb. You can view the album as a series of pictures, or by person, or on a map. You can see more organisational detail on Cathy's main web site.
By the way, Cathy's posting her articles from her phone and, for reasons not yet explained, the articles are given times that are three hours in arrears, e.g. if you see an article timed at 10am, it really means 1pm.
Travelling from home to Lands End by train on Friday 4th June (except Vic and Dad who took the van), the cycling began on Saturday 5th June.
All overnight stops are already pre-booked, and the team expect to arrive in John O'Groats on Monday 14th June.
All of the photos on this blog are stored in Picasaweb. You can view the album as a series of pictures, or by person, or on a map. You can see more organisational detail on Cathy's main web site.
By the way, Cathy's posting her articles from her phone and, for reasons not yet explained, the articles are given times that are three hours in arrears, e.g. if you see an article timed at 10am, it really means 1pm.
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Hello, glad everything's ok (even if the bnb owner has a pony tail :/ )
ReplyDeletebtw, was there a sign at land's end?