Spoke Yokes
Mark Graham, Ellie O'ByrneMark Graham and Ellie O'Byrne are self-confessed bumbling idiots. They are attempting to cycle around the world. Tune in for weekly updates from the road.
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New Year, New Kickapoo Joy Juice
A pack of press photographers surrounded us and snapped away as the Minister for Tourism ceremoniously presented Mark with a large packet of crisps, shaking his hand and formally welcoming him to Malaysia.
Happy Crispmas!
China is my favourite crisp country so far. Not because they were good, but because they were so weird. Exhibit A: Lonely God country vegetable flavoured crisps. Photo: Mark Graham
A digital busk and Christmas croak
When we were planning our great adventure to cycle around the world, we discussed using our travels to fund raise for a charity. We decided not to focus on one charity during our journey for the following reasons:
The sacred to the profane
The other evening we were walking down a narrow country road on our perennial hunt for post-cycle calories when three men called out to Mark from the roadside moped garage where they were hanging out.
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