Posted on May 22, 2019 In Food, Transylvania
One of the best things about slow travel is undoubtably the chance to sample local specialities, and to meet the people who make them. ...
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Posted on May 15, 2019 In Charity & Fundraising, Rwanda
During our journey cycling through Rwanda we usually visit the wonderful Kinamba Project. Meg Fletcher founded the project after volunteering with VSO in the ...
Posted on May 08, 2019 In Slow travel, Transylvania
Mark strapped his camera around his chest and joined us cycling through Transylvanian wildflower meadows, sheepfolds and Saxon villages. In his travels around the world, Mark’s ...
Posted on Apr 24, 2019 In Romania, The Slow Cyclist Team
We’re delighted to have found Serena now that she has returned to terra firma. With a background in crewing luxury yachts from the Mediterranean ...
Posted on Apr 18, 2019 In Adventures, Slow travel
As we welcome the warmer weather and the first slow cyclists to Transylvania this Spring, we thought a few suggestions of what to pack ...
Posted on Apr 10, 2019 In Books, Rwanda
Following the launch of their book, we caught up with John and Cate Gunn, the brother and sister team behind Beyond A Thousand Hills. ...
Posted on Apr 03, 2019 In Books, Tuscany
A journey through the wilds of Tuscany is an opportunity to share in a fundamental Italian concept: bella figura. Beyond its literal meaning (‘beautiful figure’), it’s ...
Posted on Mar 21, 2019 In Books, Rwanda
We may spend much of our time exploring Rwanda by bicycle, but over the years we’ve read some of the best books about the ...
Posted on Mar 13, 2019 In Food, Tuscany
As the last few months of winter’s hardiest ingredients finally give way to spring, what could be more inviting than a generous helping of ...