The Nepal Development Association

Had we camped last night we might have been swept away as when we cycled past our planned. spot this morning it was under water as the...

The wise man built his house on a rock; the foolish cyclists pitched their tent in the rain in the wilds; the clever tandemers spotted a...

Great to be with mum after 10 months . Sent on our way with lots of bacon rolls to keep us going. We are kneeling to let you appreciate...

Up early after a wet night we enjoyed a chilly but bright start and headed off under a patchy blue sky. Anyone heard of the “Electric...

Early start today and on the road by 8am. The promised wind behind us didn’t materialise but we had sun all the way to the hills when...

This morning we were treated to breakfast by Karen Baxter who played a key role in setting up the hostel in Nepal that we are raising...

Jennifer and Eric, friends from the Methodist Church in Whalley are looking after our car this week. And we’re off! The contrast of...

All these items ....and a few more besides need to fit in 2 panniers and one small top bag. The weather forecast looks fair... but then...

We hope you’ll join us on this blog as we tandem from Lands End to John’o’groats in 3 stages to raise funds for Nepali Children. We will...

After postponing for a year because of Covid, we are in training for the second stage of our fundraiser for the NDA cycling from Lands...

Cycle Route 6 dominated the earlier part of the day with some amusing restrictions and other frustratingly impossible cobbled paths....

We shared our breakfast space, in a ‘hostel’, this morning, with a Dad with two very well behaved, one might say subdued little girls...

We didn’t post this picture of one of our first nights accomoration last weekend as we didn’t want anyone feeling sorry for us. After...

Who chose this route!!

We have chomped up another 60 miles today, passing through Gloucestershire and into Worcestershire. Now settled in Droitwich...

Well well, water everywhere!! Today started dry with a cycle over the levels to Wells and a quick visit to the cathedral but the rain...

Today has had noticeably less steep hills and we enjoyed rolling Devon hills before crossing the Somerset Levels. A posse of cyclists...

This last 24 Hrs has just been full of special people! First there was Gill, whose home we stayed in last night....such wonderful...