Last Friday I had the opportunity to speak to employees of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Scottish Natural Heritage at Stirling, as part of a cycling to work initiative organised by Stirling Cycle Hub. I am a firm believer in the fact that commuting to work should be most importantly…
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Lee Craigie’s ‘Escape’ caught my attention a few days ago, and when I recognised that it’s screening alongside Tom Seipp’s ‘A Mountain Journal‘, which I hadn’t seen on a big screen either, I was pleased when I got an invite from Stevie, the man behind the Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival….
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Tom Seipp is just 11. He loves riding bikes as much as his dad, and even more with his dad. I met his dad, Rich, on my Highland Trail ride in 2014, where he thankfully ordered dinner before the 9pm cut off at Strathpeffer, where we both enjoyed a great evening…
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When Rich Rowe, one of the masterminds behind the Peebles Outdoor Film Festival contacted me shortly after finishing my epic round the world trip, I was excited and surprised in equal parts about the opportunity to headline the Sunday evening to close what looked like an exciting event to me….
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A few days after the Capital Trail I finally found some time for a quick resume, after all of those weeks planning, riding, planning again, riding again, sending emails, worrying, and so forth. The very short version would be: The Capital Trail was a huge success for me, especially on…
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