World Water Day 22 March 2011

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Let me take this opportunity to say thank you for visiting my blog.

I acquired my passion for cycling only in the summer of 2010 whilst training for a London to Paris charity bike ride. I took inspiration from my Dad who cycled Lands End to John O'Groats in 2007 and decided to take to the bike to help raise money for those less fortunate than me. I've always been involved in fundraising for various charities from a young age. I only recently came across WaterAid, a charity who help provide water and sanitation to those without. The statistic deeply shocked me and so I started from scratch and trained for the 300 mile cycle between two of the greatest capitals in the world.

In the space of a year I have gone from not particularly liking bikes to been a keen cyclist. Here is my journey!

Training Routes

Mattersey and Back


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Sheffield - Hathersage - Ringinglow, via Fiddler's Elbow - Sheffield



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Sheffield - Hathersage - Grindleford - Baslow - Sheffield


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Sheffield - Rotherham - Elsecar - Tankersley - Sheffield


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To Clumber Park and Back



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