“MPs could introduce a new offence of causing death by dangerous cycling. But how much of a danger do these two-wheeled travellers really pose?” [BBC News]
… continued over on the BBC News site.

“MPs could introduce a new offence of causing death by dangerous cycling. But how much of a danger do these two-wheeled travellers really pose?” [BBC News]
… continued over on the BBC News site.

Wow, where has the year gone?
It was a year ago today, back on the 3rd of April 2010, when I set out on my 307 mile epic journey for charity.
307 miles, five days, alone, no back-up, one very heavy bike and lots of pain-killers.
Despite the pain and exhaustion during those five days, I look back on it with pride and happiness. I raised almost £3,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
My father had Motor Neurone Disease (diagnosed in 2009) and he sadly passed away as a result of it in August 2010 – only four months after my ride. I have great memories of him meeting me in Fishguard as I completed my journey.

307 Miles Across the UK

We’ve just joined the National Trust so we ventured out yesterday for our first visit: Knole Park, in Sevenoaks.
A great place for a day out, a 17th century house and a nice park (with deer).
Photos on Flickr.