Days 46-49 In Which I have to have my Fingernails Surgically Removed from the Steering Wheel
Driving in France certainly brings a range of challenges that are quite different to those faced in Australia.
Read moreDriving in France certainly brings a range of challenges that are quite different to those faced in Australia.
Read moreAlthough the Ghostriders’ European rides have now been completed, I have had requests to provide an update on what we
Read moreBoth groups of riders have now completed the epic rides and are safely arrived at Le Crosic. This will be the final regular post for this blog.
Read moreThe final day of riding takes the Ghostriders away from the Loire to the delightful coastal town of Le Croisic. Although I was still battling the effects of food poisoning, I somehow managed to complete the ride and cross the finish line.
Read moreThe Ghostriders reach the mighty estuary of the Loire but Dennis succumbs to a toxic baguette.
Read moreThe Ghostriders are now on the last leg of their epic ride along the Loire and have now arrived at Nantes, the 6th largest city in France. It was very exciting to be reunited with David and Carol after Carol’s accident in Angers.
Read moreOn the ride from Montjean to Champtoceaux we picnic on the side of the river and one member get particularly well fed.
Read moreThe Ghostriders leave the large town of Angers behind (along with one of their riders who is still in the Angers Hospital) and head for the lovely quiet hamlet of Montjean.
Read moreOur free day in Angers turned out to be a little surprising (for all the wrong reasons)
Read moreOn the longest day of the Loire ride things don’t go exactly to plan and, late in the day, an accident in a hotel shower results in an ambulance trip for one of our riders.
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