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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Reflections On Our Trip. Back home again, and we’ve taken a couple of days to reset our internal clocks and reflect on the experience. We were gone for 38 days, were on the road with our bikes for 31, and rode 22 days, for a total of 867 miles (39 miles per day average). And the roadside fruit and vegetable stands are to die for. The options for an evening meal are unlimited. Suffice it to say, we did not lose any weight on this expedition! Eating In Southern Italy. Eating here...

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Reflections On Our Trip. Back home again, and we’ve taken a couple of days to reset our internal clocks and reflect on the experience. We were gone for 38 days, were on the road with our bikes for 31, and rode 22 days, for a total of 867 miles (39 miles per day average). And the roadside fruit and vegetable stands are to die for. The options for an evening meal are unlimited. Suffice it to say, we did not lose any weight on this expedition! Eating In Southern Italy. Eating here...

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Vento Intenso | Cycling the Boot of Italy

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Notes From The Saddle 3. Eating In Southern Italy →. Leaving the Gargano behind. The beach at Vasto. And today was our final day of riding on this trip! We cycled from Ortona to Pescara with virtually no wind and more sun than we have seen in a while. The high today was right around 60; a great temperature for biking. And the last 6 miles was on a beach bike path; a fitting end to an amazing trip! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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About Our Trip | Cycling the Boot of Italy

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Then we tried to decide where. As we had never been south of Rome, we thought it best to visit some new places. As we researched more and more, we got the idea of “let’s ride around the entire ‘boot’. ” So here we are. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Notes From The Saddle 2 | Cycling the Boot of Italy

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Riding Among Italian Drivers →. Notes From The Saddle 2. Continuing to have some great rides everyday; sunny, high seventies and even some eighties, and fairly humid (can not image doing this in August! The Ionian Sea at Marina di Ginosa. Roman bridge across the gorge, Gravina in Puglia. Cave dwellings and Sassi in the gorge. Typical country road in le Murge. In the afternoon we made our way across an area called Le Murge (a high rocky plateau) to Castel del Monte, another UNES...

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Italy Stats 2014 | Cycling the Boot of Italy

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. 27 Oct Ortona/Pescara 15.0 867.5. 26 Oct Marino di Vasto/Ortona 31.0 852.5. 25 Oct San Severo/Marino di Vasto 51.0 821.5. 24 Oct Manfredonia/San Severo 30.0 770.5. 21 Oct Corato/Manfredonia 52.5 740.5. 20 Oct Polignano a Mare/Corato 49.0 688.0. 18 Oct Putignano/Polignano a Mare 21.5 639.0. 17 Oct Putignano/Martina Franca (day) 42.0 617.5. 16 Oct Ruvo di Puglia/Putignano 43.0 575.5. 14 Oct Gravina in P./Ruvo di Puglia 44.0 532.5. 12 Oct Matera/Marina di Ginosa 30.5 435.5. Pedali...

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Food Photos | Cycling the Boot of Italy

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Sword fish on pureed chick peas. When you order wine in Abruzzo, you get some interesting appetizers with your order. More wine appetizers; our favorite was fennel root au gratin; squash casserole and green beans with barley were also amazing (as was the Pecorino wine). Spicy pork sausages with pureed fava beans. Nico’s pasta with fresh salmon. Aged mozzarella cheese on the right; delicious! Cavallo steak (horse); delicious and very common in Puglia. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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May 19, 2012. This site gives access to the two old blogs, Border to Border by Bike, and Biking From Sea to Shining Sea. If you dig into those past trips in the near future you may find mistakes, formatting issues, etc., because I am still in the process of bringing those old blogs over (just plain old cut and paste, one at a time! Just click on the link to it here or on the side bar to get started. Pedaling the Sierra Cascades 2012. Biking From Sea to Shining Sea 2010. Border to Border By Bike 2007.

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Cycling the Boot of Italy. Reflections On Our Trip. Back home again, and we’ve taken a couple of days to reset our internal clocks and reflect on the experience. We were gone for 38 days, were on the road with our bikes for 31, and rode 22 days, for a total of 867 miles (39 miles per day average). And the roadside fruit and vegetable stands are to die for. The options for an evening meal are unlimited. Suffice it to say, we did not lose any weight on this expedition! Eating In Southern Italy. Eating here...

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