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Bourne Woods in the mud. Maybe I need treaded tyres? |
| Holiday at Trelyon, Rock Cornwall.
We managed a couple of afternoons out on the cycles and explored some beautiful scenery. Click the photo to see more pictures of the holiday ---->>> |
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Bourne Woods |
| Bourne woods again.
Exploring some of the smaller tracks |
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  On the way back we stopped for a cuppa and I tried to master Gab's new song. |
Bourne Woods. Enjoying the lovely bluebells. |
| Bourne woods again.
By the ponds. |
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Morton Fen. |
| Dyke Fen. We watched amongst other things, a female Marsh Harrier hunting. |
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Morton village and westwards. Some surprisingly steep hills. |
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More fen tracks. This time getting a bit muddy. |
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My view for a change |
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It may look the same, but it was a totally different outing through Bourne Woods and surrounding villages. |
 
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The first outing. Gill rode her mountain bike and we set off down Beech Ave. The first thing I noticed was how little effort you have to put in to go fast. So we went into Bourne Woods and did some off-road tracks too. |
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I'd tried a hand-cycle at the showroom and was quoted £2200. |
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This seemed a bit much so I had a look on Ebay. I found this smart Draft Vulcan hand-cycle, which looks a much better machine and was £700 less. So off we went to a village near Hunstanton to get it quick. While there, the seller who turned out to have a similar injury to me and also similar interests, offered me an electric clip-on front wheel for the wheelchair at the bargain price of £150. So I snapped that up too. |
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