Hi, well I am having a lazy Sunday arvo , but earlier went for a long ride out of the touristy area and ended up by accident in the best know flea market and antique shops and "thieves market" I have ever seen. Saint-quen at the gates of Clignancourt . A series of markets. The antiques have to be seen to be believed, our High St malvern is a toy shop compared to this. Specializing in, Biron, Vernaison, Serpette, Rosier. Wow! Can't get a bike box for love nor money in Paris so am going to ride to the airport tomorrow and try and buy one from the airlines...... Bit of a gamble but should be ok????? Have eaten well, seen so much and travelled so far, I feel like I have done so much this time. The body has held out well and the bike has been perfect , not even a puncture in 850 km & some pretty rough tracks. 2100 km with trains, five countries. I looked at a map of the world today and was shocked at the amount of distance covered. Ah well I'll be home on Tuesday morning and start planning the Vietnam ride. Had a call this morning from a guy in country Victoria who saw my ad and wants to sign up ....... Here we go again . Ron
Sent from Ron's phone. Regards Ron
Sent from Ron's phone. Regards Ron
Welcome to "by Jeep To Freedom" ride. I have been part of the Fatboys now for 5 years and have ridden far and wide around the world with them. Follow us on our journey through Europe, retracing the war time experiences of my late father Woolf Blint, of the 6th Commando unit as told in his book "By Jeep To Freedom".
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