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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An epic journey round the entire coastline of mainland Britain. Senior cyclists Robert and Steve ride for a fortnight at a time on minor roads and traffic-free cycle tracks covering 5,000 miles in eighty days. Thats like cycling from Madrid to Moscow and back again.Fuelled with cheese scones and carrot cake, they pedal through wild country and urban jungles, deep forests and industrial wasteland, flat farmland and mountainous landscapes. There are memories of Britains coastal history, extremes of poverty and wealth, incredibly steep hills in Devon and Cornwall, wonderful guest houses and Scotlands worst hotel.This day-by-day account of struggling with navigation or the weather sometimes weeping with laughter includes helpful information on the perfect touring bike, taking bikes on trains, what to take on tour, how to lose weight, and the invaluable Rules of Coastal Cycling. The whereabouts of Britains most spectacular hill climb and Britains worst road are also revealed important information for anyone who wishes to set off on this journey.Almost two-thirds of us in Britain live within ten miles of the sea. Why not follow these tyre-tracks and cycle round some of this wonderful coastline? A cycling journey around the entire coast of Britain, broken down into manageable sections, giving details of planning, bicycle information and all requirements for such an epic journey. A cycle guide written to appeal to cyclists of all ages and abilities, and for armchair travellers and readers who love the British landscape and its coastline. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An epic journey round the entire coastline of mainland Britain. Senior cyclists Robert and Steve ride for a fortnight at a time - on minor roads and traffic-free cycle tracks - covering 5,000 miles in eighty days. That's like cycling from Madrid to Moscow and back again.Fuelled with cheese scones and carrot cake, they pedal through wild country and urban jungles, deep forests and industrial wasteland, flat farmland and mountainous landscapes. There are memories of Britain's coastal history, extremes of poverty and wealth, incredibly steep hills in Devon and Cornwall, wonderful guest houses - and Scotland's worst hotel.This day-by-day account of struggling with navigation or the weather - sometimes weeping with laughter - includes helpful information on the perfect touring bike, taking bikes on trains, what to take on tour, how to lose weight, and the invaluable Rules of Coastal Cycling. The whereabouts of Britain's most spectacular hill climb and Britain's worst road are also revealed - important information for anyone who wishes to set off on this journey.Almost two-thirds of us in Britain live within ten miles of the sea. Why not follow these tyre-tracks and cycle round some of this wonderful coastline.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An epic journey round the entire coastline of mainland Britain. Senior cyclists Robert and Steve ride for a fortnight at a time - on minor roads and traffic-free cycle tracks - covering 5,000 miles in eighty days. That's like cycling from Madrid to Moscow and back again.Fuelled with cheese scones and carrot cake, they pedal through wild country and urban jungles, deep forests and industrial wasteland, flat farmland and mountainous landscapes. There are memories of Britain's coastal history, extremes of poverty and wealth, incredibly steep hills in Devon and Cornwall, wonderful guest houses - and Scotland's worst hotel.This day-by-day account of struggling with navigation or the weather - sometimes weeping with laughter - includes helpful information on the perfect touring bike, taking bikes on trains, what to take on tour, how to lose weight, and the invaluable Rules of Coastal Cycling. The whereabouts of Britain's most spectacular hill climb and Britain's worst road are also revealed - important information for anyone who wishes to set off on this journey.Almost two-thirds of us in Britain live within ten miles of the sea. Why not follow these tyre-tracks and cycle round some of this wonderful coastline.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What is an unofficial Buddhist? Someone whose monastery is their living room! This book explores Buddhist-inspired teaching and practice for todays secular world but outside the monastic traditions of Buddhism.The Unofficial Buddhist seeks to find a middle way between ancient and modern worldviews, religious and secular approaches, and Asian and western cultural attitudes. Drawing on traditional Theravada and modern Zen sources, it suggests practical ways of engaging with the Buddhas ancient path of morality and meditation, leading towards the wisdom of awakening.Western Buddhists often practise with friends or alone. Perhaps they have no local Buddhist centre, or havent found those nearby appealing or theyre wary of organized religion in general. These unofficial Buddhists have been called Buddhisms new pioneers, exploring the inner territory of how to practise the Buddhas teaching in the modern world. In both Europe and North America, theyre probably more numerous than any of the traditional groups.So if you have been practising Buddhism without finding a local centre where you feel comfortable or if you are outside Buddhism, but looking in with interest you are probably an unofficial Buddhist yourself. If so, this book is for you. For those practicing or interested in practicing Buddhism on their own and looking for a middle way between ancient and modern worldviews, religious and secular approaches, and Asian and western cultural attitudes. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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