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Family cycling: Terra tributa
It's one thing to go on an adventure alone or as a couple, it's quite another to embark on a cycle tour with children. I spoke to four families who nevertheless demonstrate that with a little preparation and adaptation, cycling remains the best way to travel and grow. Here is the fourth.
Family cycle tourism: The “biclous let loose”
It's one thing to go on an adventure alone or as a couple, it's quite another to embark on cycle tourism with children. I spoke to four families who demonstrate that with a little preparation and adaptation, cycling remains the most beautiful way to travel and grow. Here is the third.
Family cycle touring: “Around” our bikes
It's one thing to go on an adventure alone or as a couple, it's quite another to embark on cycle tourism with children. I spoke to four families who demonstrate that with a little preparation and adaptation, cycling remains the most beautiful way to travel and grow. Here is the second.
Family cycling: The Marois family
It's one thing to go on an adventure alone or as a couple, it's quite another to embark on cycle tourism with children. I spoke to four families who demonstrate that with a little preparation and adaptation, cycling remains the most beautiful way to travel and grow. Here is the first one.
The weariness of the long distance cyclist
The years of pedaling the roads of the world pile up in my head and in my legs. If the first year was one of adaptation and learning, the following ones gradually became a routine that almost resembled normal work. On a few occasions I had to find the reasons why I was pursuing this path.
The three lives of Jeannette
From a childhood without electricity, Jeannette subsequently saw and adopted all technologies. In the space of a lifetime, his conversations will go from a horn phone to those on Facetime and other Skype. At the same time, her life will take some detours so big that I feel like my grandmother lived three lives in one.
Queens of the world (part 2)
Is it possible for a woman to travel alone by bicycle? "Off course it is!", answered me in chorus of inspiring cyclotravelers who decided to let their hair float to the wind.
Queens of the world (part 1)
Is it possible for a woman to travel alone by bicycle? "Off course it is!", answered me in chorus of inspiring cyclotravelers who decided to let their hair float to the wind.
Luke Liu, or the beauty of Taiwan
As I drive around the world, I necessarily meet people every day. Some quickly become friends with whom I keep in touch even after sad goodbyes. Luke Liu was one of those friends.
Around the world with a violin
The smiling international violinist Barbora Kolářová tells us about music, concerts and trips around the world.
Louis-Jacques Bouchard, 66, new cyclist
“I have never been a great athlete in my life, but (...) I followed your adventures by bike throughout your journey and it gave me the taste to start cycling. "
Freddy Fritz, from Germany to Thailand by bike
In five questions, discover the journey and the return home of the German Frederic Fritz, who traveled from his country to Southeast Asia, including two months with me.
Questions (and answers) for Allison
In five questions, find out how this twenty-year-old university student from Ottawa ended up working for a few months in Southeast Asia, and how she lived this experience.
Solo round the world bike tour - female version
"Is it possible to take a cycling trip as a single woman?" Faith Addison is doing this right now and is helping me answer this popular question.