Not quite as plucky as were those young ladies back in the great but ominous year of 39, but far more plucky than most others to follow in such fine wheel tracks.
Just finished reading the side by side journal up to your arrival in Paris. Most enjoyable read. I look forward to continuing to to follow your progress as you wend your way through Europe.
what an adventure …. and hopefully you will still be feeling fit at the end . I hope you have also enough time for the nice food and wine on the way …. dibb dibb ,dobb dobb
Scanning through the side by side journals (will read them fully later after my conference with farm workers here in California), i get this idea: why don’t you sell this (if you still haven’t) as a concept for a feature film using precisely this device of side-by-side and cross-time view of life on the bike, ala “Julie/Julia” but more intimate as this is you and mum ? I’m sure there’ll be takers and it would be a great addition to your fund-raising initiative, i.e., proceeds of the film moving forward. (You could have Matthew Perry to play you! 🙂 Kidding aside, i hope you have a video cam with you to document this fantastic voyage for a cause. I envy you, Robin. Some guys have all the luck! Keep on pedalling!
Scanning through the side by side journals (will read them fully later after my conference with farm workers here in California), i get this idea: why don’t you sell this (if you still haven’t) as a concept for a feature film using precisely this device of side-by-side and cross-time view of life on the bike, ala “Julie/Julia” but more intimate as this is you and mum ? I’m sure there’ll be takers and it would be a great addition to your fund-raising initiative, i.e., proceeds of the film moving forward. (You could have Matthew Perry to play you! Kidding aside, i hope you have a video cam with you to document this fantastic voyage for a cause. I envy you, Robin. Some guys have all the luck! Keep on pedalling!
Well done Robin and friends.It has been very interesting for ourselves and Joan Cole to follow your progress.Well done to all of you.We would be interested to receive an e-mail about your return home and your plans for next year.
Best wishes from all of us.Bob Jane and Joan.
BillBerry 
You have defeated the volcano, I hope you defeat the distance as did your mother!
Enyoy Paris!!!
What a fantastic thing to be doing Robin. Enjoy! And may it be safer times than 1939!
Not quite as plucky as were those young ladies back in the great but ominous year of 39, but far more plucky than most others to follow in such fine wheel tracks.
Just keep going till you get there!!
Good luck from everyone at Burgmann College.
Well done Robin, Phillip and Brian. Enjoy the ride and the nostalgia.
Just finished reading the side by side journal up to your arrival in Paris. Most enjoyable read. I look forward to continuing to to follow your progress as you wend your way through Europe.
what an adventure …. and hopefully you will still be feeling fit at the end . I hope you have also enough time for the nice food and wine on the way …. dibb dibb ,dobb dobb
Good to talk to you on Skype. Keep it up Big Bro and go carefully!
Great to hear your news. Wish we were there. Good luck with the ride.
WAY TO GO, ROBIN!
Scanning through the side by side journals (will read them fully later after my conference with farm workers here in California), i get this idea: why don’t you sell this (if you still haven’t) as a concept for a feature film using precisely this device of side-by-side and cross-time view of life on the bike, ala “Julie/Julia” but more intimate as this is you and mum ? I’m sure there’ll be takers and it would be a great addition to your fund-raising initiative, i.e., proceeds of the film moving forward. (You could have Matthew Perry to play you! 🙂 Kidding aside, i hope you have a video cam with you to document this fantastic voyage for a cause. I envy you, Robin. Some guys have all the luck! Keep on pedalling!
Ed
WAY TO GO, ROBIN!
Scanning through the side by side journals (will read them fully later after my conference with farm workers here in California), i get this idea: why don’t you sell this (if you still haven’t) as a concept for a feature film using precisely this device of side-by-side and cross-time view of life on the bike, ala “Julie/Julia” but more intimate as this is you and mum ? I’m sure there’ll be takers and it would be a great addition to your fund-raising initiative, i.e., proceeds of the film moving forward. (You could have Matthew Perry to play you! Kidding aside, i hope you have a video cam with you to document this fantastic voyage for a cause. I envy you, Robin. Some guys have all the luck! Keep on pedalling!
Ed
Thanks for the journal. Interested in the Voie Vertes.
Wishing you smooth paths and a prosperous voyage.
Well done Robin and friends.It has been very interesting for ourselves and Joan Cole to follow your progress.Well done to all of you.We would be interested to receive an e-mail about your return home and your plans for next year.
Best wishes from all of us.Bob Jane and Joan.
This is so awesome!!