An adventure of the bike and the coffee bean
Girona has a certain something about it. This north-eastern Spanish-Catalan city, with it’s famous tall, coloured houses lining the river that cuts the town in two and frequently Instagrammed bridges joining both sides, lies next […]
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A day made of wood.
Photographing things for people has always been about more than the subject at hand to me. Often said perhaps but as I see it, telling visual stories plays hand in hand with traveling, seeing new […]
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A decade old Belgian affair
Nearly ten years ago… The previous evening’s Eurostar arrival after dark and subsequent confusion with taxi collection involving a side of the economy best left forgotten seemed like ancient history. I was riding around Paal […]
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Not riding up the Koppenberg
I don’t remember that much about popping over the channel to ride, watch racing and eat chips with Ridley and Bioracer at the Ronde van Vlaanderen because I was coming out of an opiate daze […]
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The Red Red Rock of Home
I will start this life change with a small but poignant mantra… As much as one should never judge a book by it’s cover, they should always judge a country by it’s tea bags. You […]
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Europe’s Far East
Looking back, we were so naïve, ignorant, underdressed. Clueless to a country’s people and their fight for a life we not only took for granted but flaunted so ungracefully. I remember this never being more […]
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Propped up, photographing bicycles
A year after my life changed in the pull of a brake lever but a year before the world changed too, I picked up a camera for the first time post accident to make some […]
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An exercise in good taste
What can you say about Girona that hasn’t been said already? Especially to a cyclist. So I won’t bang on about the town here, apart from to say that to a Londoner living in a […]
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