1004 miles. We arrived back into Folkestone about 4 in the afternoon to complete the ride and to our friends and family at the QuarterHouse on Tontine Street. Thank you to everyone who has supported and sponsored us on this incredible journey!
Check the site in the next few days for more photos, video and route maps!
Thanks to everyone.
We finally get to Buckingham Palace!
It’s pouring with rain and we’re freezing!!
Well, only three days left on the ride. It’s been an amazing experience and we’ve raised over £1,100 so far, so a HUGE thank you to everyone who has kindly donated so far, and to everyone who is going to!
Even if you can spare £5 it all goes to the Church Street Project who do so much important work with the kids in Shepway. Can you help us get to £1,500? Click the DONATE button up the top NOW!
We’re cycling through London tomorrow and will be meeting with our local MP Damian Collins (who has already made a very generous donation) to help raise awareness of the Church Street project so if you see us cycling through London, give us a wave!
Finally, everyone is welcome to the Quarterhouse this Saturday 25th when we cycle back into Folkestone. Come join us from 3.00 pm for a drink and a few nibbles, and also for the Charity Auction of the artwork Shane has produced along the way.
See you all soon!
Gregg
The final painting of the journey (maybe). It’s of a bunch of cows that came to say hi along the way. They look like they should be in a band… again, painted with an ink brush and watercolours.
Painting No.9 of 10 for you!. It’s of the landscape around northampton – beautiful and hilly (lovely to look at, but cycling through it is another matter altogether). Painted as usual with an ink brush and watercolours…
We stopped at Ye Olde Pie Shoppe (Dickinson & Morris) in Melton Mobray, Leicestershire, and the MD Stephen Hallam kindly let me into the baking area to see the handmade and hand ‘raised’ traditional pork pies coming out of the oven. Again, painted with an ink brush and watercolours.
We got to melton, home of Mobray Pork Pies at around…. lunchtime!
A new painting, this time it’s of the sun setting over Otley, Yorkshire, painted with an ink brush and watercolours…
Here’s another one, it’s of the edge if the Dales, yorkshire, painted with an ink brush and watercolours.
We cycled through yorkshire yesterday and stopped at The Golden Lion, Ripon and this was my lunch – pure yorkshire: Homemade Giant Yorkshire Pudding, with roast potatoes, sausages, peas, onion gravy, and Black Sheep Bitter.
