Comments for Globe Cycle http://www.globecycle.org/blog Thu, 09 Sep 2010 05:30:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on Up to speed. by Kylie Batt http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=143#comment-89 Kylie Batt Thu, 20 May 2010 04:50:11 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=143#comment-89 <strong>В любом случае....</strong> <a href="http://uniti-rekrutment.ru/?p=246" rel="nofollow"> </a> I started this work more than 2.5 years ago to get [....... В любом случае….

I started this work more than 2.5 years ago to get […….

]]> Comment on QUICK! by Kylie Batt http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=133#comment-87 Kylie Batt Tue, 04 May 2010 22:02:35 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=133#comment-87 <strong>Так и до бесконечности не далеко :)...</strong> <a href="http://rekrut-media.ru/?p=247" rel="nofollow"> </a> I found an internet kiosk near the edge of the Nullabor. There is a keyboard and screen like normal and its all mounted in a box..... Так и до бесконечности не далеко :)…

I found an internet kiosk near the edge of the Nullabor. There is a keyboard and screen like normal and its all mounted in a box…..

]]> Comment on “When you’re going uphill on a 10-speed..” by Kylie Batt http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=153#comment-86 Kylie Batt Tue, 04 May 2010 21:14:26 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=153#comment-86 <strong>Куда уж тут против таланта...</strong> <a href="http://www.akeramika.ru/?p=711" rel="nofollow"> </a> Music was so important to me on the road. Days when my battery was too low or there was too much rain for headphones were much slower than the rest..... Куда уж тут против таланта…

Music was so important to me on the road. Days when my battery was too low or there was too much rain for headphones were much slower than the rest…..

]]> Comment on That Boat’s Rubbish Mate! by john.berry http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=188#comment-70 john.berry Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:34:58 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=188#comment-70 I really like the idea of a rubbish boat :-) Where are you planning to start from? the source is a little trickle not to far from where I live. I really like the idea of a rubbish boat :-)

Where are you planning to start from? the source is a little trickle not to far from where I live.

]]> Comment on My legs; an overview. by Globe Cycle Follow-Up | Utility Cycling http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=155#comment-59 Globe Cycle Follow-Up | Utility Cycling Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:59:01 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=155#comment-59 [...] James, on the other hand, is not finished.  In fact, he has only yet begun, and he has another record-breaking feat in the works.  This time, he has plans for a UK-based challenge, which he suggests could be even more challenging and daunting than cycling around the world.  Nonetheless, James’ plans to continue his fundraising efforts for Parkinson’s Disease research until his goal has been met.  In the meantime, James has continued to pedal his bicycle around town, but he is giving his tired legs a rest. [...] [...] James, on the other hand, is not finished.  In fact, he has only yet begun, and he has another record-breaking feat in the works.  This time, he has plans for a UK-based challenge, which he suggests could be even more challenging and daunting than cycling around the world.  Nonetheless, James’ plans to continue his fundraising efforts for Parkinson’s Disease research until his goal has been met.  In the meantime, James has continued to pedal his bicycle around town, but he is giving his tired legs a rest. [...]

]]> Comment on Meeting James TOMORROW! by robindaly http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-52 robindaly Sun, 20 Sep 2009 08:27:22 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-52 Hi James It was so great to meet you in Hyde Park yesterday - such an inspiration! I biked home to North London with a real spring in my pedals. I'm really bummed I couldn't accept your kind invitation to your celebration party which should be fantastic! As I said, I'l be on a fundraiser for Yes to Life over the Alps on my bike next weekend - sounds like death on wheels to me, but chicken feed next to what you've done! I'd love to have the opportunity to meet up again when you've 'landed' and hear more about your fundraising which you are obviously so passionate about - I'm on a bit of a mission for Yes to Life too. I hope you're asleep as I'm writing this! Major congratulations on such an astounding feat. Robin You can contact me via the web form on the Yes to Life website http://www.yestolife.org.uk/index/contact Hi James

It was so great to meet you in Hyde Park yesterday - such an inspiration! I biked home to North London with a real spring in my pedals. I’m really bummed I couldn’t accept your kind invitation to your celebration party which should be fantastic! As I said, I’l be on a fundraiser for Yes to Life over the Alps on my bike next weekend - sounds like death on wheels to me, but chicken feed next to what you’ve done!

I’d love to have the opportunity to meet up again when you’ve ‘landed’ and hear more about your fundraising which you are obviously so passionate about - I’m on a bit of a mission for Yes to Life too.

I hope you’re asleep as I’m writing this! Major congratulations on such an astounding feat.

Robin
You can contact me via the web form on the Yes to Life website http://www.yestolife.org.uk/index/contact

]]> Comment on Meeting James TOMORROW! by barryj http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-51 barryj Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:22:57 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-51 Hi James So pleased to have shaken your hand this morning. I was the guy by the side of the road just outside Liphook. Fantastic achievement and for a great cause. Just wish I could be there in Hyde Park this afternoon. cheers Barry Hi James
So pleased to have shaken your hand this morning. I was the guy by the side of the road just outside Liphook. Fantastic achievement and for a great cause. Just wish I could be there in Hyde Park this afternoon.
cheers
Barry

]]> Comment on Meeting James TOMORROW! by greatbikeride http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-50 greatbikeride Fri, 18 Sep 2009 22:40:00 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-50 Well done James! Looks like it'll be your version record which I'll be chasing next year. I wish I could come and ride into London with you but I'll be at a cyclo-cross race in Devon this weekend. Have a great ride home, get the recognition you deserve, get some rest, and get the rest of that money. You've proved you're greatness. Well done James!
Looks like it’ll be your version record which I’ll be chasing next year. I wish I could come and ride into London with you but I’ll be at a cyclo-cross race in Devon this weekend.
Have a great ride home, get the recognition you deserve, get some rest, and get the rest of that money. You’ve proved you’re greatness.

]]> Comment on Meeting James TOMORROW! by woolly http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-49 woolly Fri, 18 Sep 2009 18:17:55 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-49 Hi James I have just bought train tickets from Gloucester to come up and see you finish - we shall be on our Bromptons.....couldn't miss a world record!! See you tomorrow - Ann Wooldridge, (2009 Ladies USA Transcontinental Record holder - 13days 9hrs 6mins) Hi James
I have just bought train tickets from Gloucester to come up and see you finish - we shall be on our Bromptons…..couldn’t miss a world record!!
See you tomorrow - Ann Wooldridge, (2009 Ladies USA Transcontinental Record holder - 13days 9hrs 6mins)

]]> Comment on Meeting James TOMORROW! by diannejames http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-48 diannejames Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:10:35 +0000 http://www.globecycle.org/blog/?p=146#comment-48 Hi James FANTASTIC - you're nearly there. Wish that I could ride in with you to the end - but since I live in Australia - well it's just not possible. Have followed you for the past few weeks - congratulations on what you are doing and about to accomplish. My husband was diagnosed with Parkinsons when he was 42, he's now 56 years of age - well advanced into the condition now, but an inspiration to all of us as he is determined to lead as normal life as possible. Go for it - and hope you have a crowd of people to cheer you to the finish - I'll be there - in spirit of course..... cheers Hi James
FANTASTIC - you’re nearly there. Wish that I could ride in with you to the end - but since I live in Australia - well it’s just not possible.

Have followed you for the past few weeks - congratulations on what you are doing and about to accomplish. My husband was diagnosed with Parkinsons when he was 42, he’s now 56 years of age - well advanced into the condition now, but an inspiration to all of us as he is determined to lead as normal life as possible.

Go for it - and hope you have a crowd of people to cheer you to the finish - I’ll be there - in spirit of course…..

cheers

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