Comments on: Hitching Armenia to England - Ultralight Style http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/ Adventure cycling since 2007 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:06:58 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dr. Bernd Fischel http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/#comment-1099 Dr. Bernd Fischel Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:30:36 +0000 http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk/?p=733#comment-1099 Hi, your story was very inspiring to us, since we traveled aournd Europe for four years and wrote an ebook about it: "Ultralite Bicycle Camping - The cyclist´s guide to Ultrlite Camping and Touring in Europe; " www.bike-europe-ultralite.com ". I am sure you could write an interesting book to! Yours truely, Bernd & Barbie www.camping-ultralite.de Hi,
your story was very inspiring to us, since we traveled aournd Europe for four years and wrote an ebook about it: “Ultralite Bicycle Camping — The cyclist´s guide to Ultrlite Camping and Touring in Europe; ” http://www.bike-europe-ultralite.com “.
I am sure you could write an interesting book to!
Yours truely,
Bernd & Barbie
http://www.camping-ultralite.de

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]]> By: Tom Allen http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/#comment-1097 Tom Allen Wed, 09 Sep 2009 06:32:08 +0000 http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk/?p=733#comment-1097 "my complex and somewhat aged aroma" - you do have a way with words, must remember that one... :) I'm sorry to hear about your loss, and I hope for your sake you can get back into the swing of your ride without too much trouble. I always read your blogs with relish - they're the perfect length (unlike my epic ramblings) and I think you both strike a great balance between outer experiences and inner reflections. “my complex and somewhat aged aroma” — you do have a way with words, must remember that one… :)

I’m sorry to hear about your loss, and I hope for your sake you can get back into the swing of your ride without too much trouble. I always read your blogs with relish — they’re the perfect length (unlike my epic ramblings) and I think you both strike a great balance between outer experiences and inner reflections.

]]> By: Fearghal http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/#comment-1096 Fearghal Tue, 25 Aug 2009 22:08:41 +0000 http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk/?p=733#comment-1096 Ah the free upgrade to first class... I had to fly home from China due to bereavement, and got upgraded on my long haul flight to Dublin. Normally, this would be a blessing, champagne oysters and 12 year old Glenmorangie- manna from Heaven. But three days of travel prior wearing grubby clothes from the road, I felt a little sorry for my fellow passengers crisp and fresh in their chinos, white pressed shirts and loafers, and had to put up with my complex and somewhat aged aroma, sullying the rarefied air of their business class. Ha Ha : ) I enjoyed this little adventure, bon voyage home. Ah the free upgrade to first class… I had to fly home from China due to bereavement, and got upgraded on my long haul flight to Dublin. Normally, this would be a blessing, champagne oysters and 12 year old Glenmorangie– manna from Heaven. But three days of travel prior wearing grubby clothes from the road, I felt a little sorry for my fellow passengers crisp and fresh in their chinos, white pressed shirts and loafers, and had to put up with my complex and somewhat aged aroma, sullying the rarefied air of their business class.
Ha Ha : )

I enjoyed this little adventure, bon voyage home.

]]> By: andrewwelch http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/#comment-1095 andrewwelch Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:15:03 +0000 http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk/?p=733#comment-1095 There's something uplifting about reading about your mixed experiences especially the crap times and then the happy ending. Like any good story in that genre then really. There’s something uplifting about reading about your mixed experiences especially the crap times and then the happy ending. Like any good story in that genre then really.

]]> By: andrewwelch http://tomsbiketrip.com/2009/08/hitching-armenia-to-england-ultralight-style/#comment-1094 andrewwelch Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:14:17 +0000 http://tom.ride-earth.org.uk/?p=733#comment-1094 There's something uplifting about reading about your mixed experiences especially the crap bits about suffering. There’s something uplifting about reading about your mixed experiences especially the crap bits about suffering.

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