So, here's a map of (most of) England and Wales. The little island at the bottom is the Isle of Wight.
Looking at the island itself, it's about 20 miles wide and 12 miles north to south. This means our ride will be around 60 miles in total (100km).
This February we cycled 100 km around the Isle of Wight to raise £4000 for the neonatal unit at St George's Hospital. We know at first hand what fantastic work the unit does because one of us has a beautiful baby sister who's now well and happy despite being born 3 months early. We hope you'll support us with a JustGiving donation, however small: this is the blog of our adventures...
Thursday 13 January 2011
Where Are We Going?
For those of you resident in the UK, the Isle of Wight is probably familiar. For those you from far-flung countries around the world it may not be as well known.
So, here's a map of (most of) England and Wales. The little island at the bottom is the Isle of Wight.
Looking at the island itself, it's about 20 miles wide and 12 miles north to south. This means our ride will be around 60 miles in total (100km).
So, here's a map of (most of) England and Wales. The little island at the bottom is the Isle of Wight.
Looking at the island itself, it's about 20 miles wide and 12 miles north to south. This means our ride will be around 60 miles in total (100km).
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