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From Stonehenge to Arctic Henge
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Interesting tale of a bike ride, https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2018/...hoto-essay
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#2
Fascinating. The article looks interesting.

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How about this: http://www.twoxtw.com/

These folks were actually from ... Australia. I met them in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico when I was doing some riding inland.
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#3
What a ride!
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#4
if is there time and money so is travelling most beautyful....or too if you come back : you have still the job....
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#5
Quite an adventure, riding solo, and all that way on a 250!
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#6
My understanding is they sold all property in Ausie, put the rest into public storage and invested the remaining into constant travel until they could not any longer. I believe both are retired with supporting financial instruments. I met similar individuals from Germany and the Netherlands who somewhat made similar life changes, but moved their love of two wheels to Mexico.
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(06-23-2018, 07:37 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Interesting tale of a bike ride, https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2018/...hoto-essay
(11-26-2018, 02:39 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: Fascinating. The article looks interesting.

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How about this: http://www.twoxtw.com/

These folks were actually from ... Australia. I met them in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico when I was doing some riding inland.

Thumbs Up , thanks for sharing, good read.
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#8
Seen Stonehenge many times when we lived in the UK , overseas visitors always wanted to see this ancient monument.
Also been to Iceland , as I only had a couple of days I had an excursion plane giving me an air tour. Beautiful place to visit.
The one thing I remember was the butter I had in Iceland , the best EVER !
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#9
Saw Stonehenge in 1998, after chain link was put up to keep hippies from camping there.
It was secondary to a hike in the New Forest.
Best fish and chips ever in Salisbury.
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(11-27-2018, 01:37 AM)SportsterDoc_imp Wrote: Saw Stonehenge in 1998, after chain link was put up to keep hippies from camping there.
It was secondary to a hike in the New Forest.
Best fish and chips ever in Salisbury.

Did you visit the museum of Sammy Miller in the New Forest ? , great bike museum with lots of other bike related stuff.
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