Sunday, May 1, 2011

A Long-Haul Pilgrimage: Singapore to Cape Finisterre by Bicycle 2008 / 09



In 2002 I got on my bike and cycled from my home town of Melbourne to Darwin, crossing the Australian Outback in 90 days. I was preparing for an ambitious bicycle tour which would take me from North Cape in Norway to Cape Town in South Africa. As things turned out, I landed a job in South Korea teaching English, and after completing my work there in mid-2004, I needed a real holiday. I decided to travel, using various modes of transport, across Siberia and southern Europe to Spain. There I began a 750km winter walk on the Camino de Santiago, starting at Saint- Jean-Pied-de-Port. Gradually I decided that one day I would undertake a more challenging pilgrimage, by bicycle.

My Camino Mapping Project: the Way from Granada to Muxia 2018

In late 2018 I was back on the Camino with my Moleskine sketchbook seeking local advice on the road to follow. Built on the succes...