1st part of a solo charity cycle following the Irish coastline southwards from Dublin around the south coast and up the west as far as Co. Mayo and across the midlands to Dublin.
Great weather and zero punctures made for good cycling.
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Part two of a solo charity cycle following the Irish coastline southwards from Dublin, around to Co. Mayo, and across the midlands into Dublin. From Healy Pass to Dublin
Photos from my holiday to Slovenia and Croatia, to the music from Into The Wild with Eddie Vedder.
The first pic is a hostel, that is a former military prison, in Ljubljana.
Third part of a solo charity cycle following the Irish coastline southwards from Dublin around to Co. Mayo before cutting across the midlands into Dublin
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