I recently visit my father in Stockholm, it been a while since I have lived in Stockholm – I moved from Stockholm and Sweden in 1987 on recommendation from my doctor as I was suffering from sever allergies and my doctor recommended a warm place with desert climate. Advertisements
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When Torbjorn is cycling he goes under the pseudonym the lonely cyclist – Find everything Torbjorn has written about the lonely cyclist
I recently took a bike ride from Toronto to New York, what surprised me visiting New York, how cycle friendly New York City has become.
This was my last day of cycling for this cycletrippin, I got a good night sleep, prepared myself a nice breakfast of oatmeal porridge and rhubarb pie – just ate half the rhubarb pie you never …
Did not sleep that well, worried to not wake up in time as my host said I had to leave before 7:00 – I was compensated by a nice breakfast that my host Marlene had put …
Got up a bit late at 7:30 – I needed to be up by 6 and out the door by 7:30 – I got a good sleep so that is ok.
Got up early at 6:30 – got my bags packed up and put them on my bike. Had a light breakfast of oatmeal porridge, scones, and a croissant. I was on the road by 7:30 – …
Woke up early well rested, the bed I slept in for the night was just perfect, gave me the rest I needed. I made myself some eggs for breakfast and was on the road by 7:30.
Todays ride will take me from St. Catherines to Rochester – a 168 Km ride – there will be hills at the beginning of the ride – after Lockport in New York State it will be flat …
Heading out of Toronto – Day 1 of a short biking tour from Toronto to New York – Toronto to St. Catherine – 123 km Here is the route I’m taking.
I have arrived at my overnight location, a room that I booked through airbnb, lovely house – the room is great firm bed as I wanted after a 6 hours bike ride from Toronto.
The premises for this article is to explain how I used the MapMyRide App to generate a bike route for me and export a GPX file for the route and upload it to my Hammerhead Navigation …
