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Old 03-04-15 | 04:54 PM
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How To Cycle Around The World In 3 Easy Steps

A friend just pointed me to this blog post. Fun to read. My friend just bought herself her first touring bike. It's her first bike with drop handlebars.
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Amusing. Somehow his first optional step reminds me of a cycle touring book I once read titled "One More Horizon - Ohio to Hong Kong the Long Way". Reading Scott Zamek's book, I initially thought - wow, a bunch of different adventures here. However, I also thought one or two could have been avoided by paying more attention to visas or to seasons or to ....

I agree with the bloggers premise "Most of those journeys start as simple dreams to go and let loose on a bike for a while and see what happens. Unnecessary complications too often bring them down." However, exactly what is unnecessary is in the eye of the beholder.
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1. Leave home at your normal time in the morning.
2. Reach your normal work destination
3. Don't stop.
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