Midlife Cyclist
RunHikeBikeExploreStories, extracts, notes, thoughts & musings as I embark as a midlife perimenopausal woman on mini, micro and (hopefully) multi day bikepacking adventures. A very beginner cyclist.
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Taking My Bike for a Walk
There’s a particular kind of ride I seem to specialise in these days which is not fast. Not really technical. Not impressive on Strava (though I don't do strava).
Pushing my bike up questionable trails while wondering if this still counts...
Not Every Adventure Needs A Booking Confirmation
I was meant to be going to Yorkshire this weekend to stay in one of my regular haunts. You find you get those over time.. regular haunts.
A little escape. Bike. Fresh air. Tracks. Hills. Exploration and discovery. A night away from my hect...
Being Fifty Something
Being 50 something is crazy.
Your hormones are wild, your body is in disagreement with movement. Your thermostat is broken and sleep has now ghosted you.
Forgetting everything, including your words. Your favourite foods are now trying to...
Still Becoming a Midlife Cyclist
Everyone seems to be riding 100 or 200 miles. I see it everywhere on social media. People casually knocking out distances that for me would be minor expeditions.
Meanwhile I’m over here fighting for my life to trying reach 50miles. Literal...
Not The Only Way To Climb A Mountain
I once read a line by Nan Shepherd that has since reappeared in my thoughts.
“To aim for the highest point is not the only way to climb a mountain.”
She wrote it in The Living Mountain, after years of wandering the Cairngorms. Her point...
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A retired(?) trail runner, now beginner trail cyclist. Telling my stories, extracts, notes, thoughts & musings as I embark as a midlife & premenopausal woman on mini, micro & (hopefully) multiday cycling adventures. Also life, my honest experiences
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