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Tag: Cycling
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Expert Financial Tips To Help You Retire Early
When it comes to retirement, there are a lot of things to think about. How much money do you need to save up? When should you start withdrawing from your retirement accounts? What’s the best way to invest for retirement? These are all important questions to ask if you want to retire as early as […]
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How To Spend Your Weekends To Ensure Proper Downtime
Weekends are for relaxing. Unless your job requires you to work weekends, these days should be spent relaxing and unwinding. With most of us having busy schedules, it can be quite challenging to switch off and properly experience downtime. We always feel the need to be doing something. Yet, you won’t be able to start […]
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Motorbiking Versus Cycling: Which Fits Your Personality Best?
Officially, motorbiking is a form of motorized cycling, while regular bicycles are pedal cycling. In short, you provide the power on a bicycle, and fuel gives you power on a motorcycle.
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Bicycle Ride Kalhult – Glimakra
Went out for a bike ride on a sunny spring day in Skåne Sweden, I rode the bike from Glimakra to Kalhult and back. The road is a combination of gravel road and paved road with rolling hills and stonewalls covering part of the ride.
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13 Tips For Promoting A Healthy Work-Life Balance For Your Staff
Maintaining healthy lifestyles and paying attention to mental wellbeing have always been important aspects of daily living. However, with the world in crisis over the coronavirus pandemic, the concept of wellness has come under intense scrutiny even in the corporate world.
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What is in your family tree with a DNA match
Data comes in various forms and shapes, in my personal life I have been very interested in Genome data and creating my family tree. When I was born the family tree was handed down word of mouth, you only had 3 to 4 generations in your family tree.
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Cycletrippin – The Lonely Cyclists Tour Scandinavia – Stage 5
I stayed in Stockholm for two weeks working remotely, I had fixed schedule where I got up at 6:00 cycled 20 km to Eriksdalsbadet, where I swam for 40 minutes and cycled back then I had my breakfast and started working. On the only weekend I had in town, I visit the graves of family […]
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Cycletrippin – The Lonely Cyclists Tour Scandinavia – Stage 4 Junosuando to Turku – Stockholm
Stage 4 At this point in my journey, I’m in Junosuando Sweden heading out for Stage 4 that will take me to Stockholm Sweden, to get to Stockholm I decide to cycle through Finland and to the city of Turku Finland to take the ferry from Turku to Stockholm. To get to Turku my plan […]
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Cycletrippin – The Lonely Cyclists Tour Scandinavia – Stage 3 Kirkenes to Junosuando
Stage 3 Stage 3 was the stage from Kirkenes Norway through Finnish Lapland to Junosuando Sweden. A relatively short stage of 646 km, my initial plan was to do it with 3 overnight stops, that was before my sister joined the trip. I extended it to 5 overnight stays on the route and took another […]
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Cycletrippin – The Lonely Cyclists Tour Scandinavia – Stage 2
Stage 2 Stage 2 of my cycletrippin to North Cape was with a ferry from Bergen to Kirkenes, with a stop at North Cape. For this part of my journey, I took the Hurtigruten coastal ferry services, here is a map of the ports the ship stopped at on the way to Kirkenes. Stage 2 […]