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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If You’re Not Enjoying What You’re Doing, Why do it?
Enjoyment. Isn’t that the whole point of doing something? To enjoy what you're doing.
On a recent ride of mine I had a chocolate bar at the local cairn, halfway through - at the turning point of my out and back. Not an energy gel or c...
I Still Want Adventure, Just Not The “Smash It” Kind
I still want adventure, and I do like a challenge (but not the ‘I might die doing this’ kind). A longish ride and my map spread across a café table. The ache in my legs after climbing into the hills, ok I'm probably pushing my bike into the...
Escapism
I think that I am always planning my next escape. Not in a sell everything and move to a cabin in the middle of nowhere kind of way. OK, I did suggest that we move to Scotland last year, great riding there I hear, but I need to work, have I...
Have You Ever Set Off With No Real Plan
Most (ok, all) of my rides start with a plan I like to know what I’m doing and where I’m going, all part of my new anxiety and overthinking. So usually I have a GPX route on Garmin with a café stop, point of interest and destination - all p...
Two Minutes Later
I’ve noticed it, just something small.
When arriving on my night shift, the sky seemed darker sooner. I closed the blinds in the bay, commenting to the women that the nights were drawing in again now. The sun, all but gone, and the moon w...
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Writing about the struggle of being 50 something, perimenopausal, working full time (NHS) and still trying to live an adventurous life.
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