Lucky Bike
Lucky knows all about bikes – from the pumping up of tyres to replacing broken spokes, but a bike is bad news in Lucky’s mind – it generally means a morning or afternoon at home alone: just him and Impi dog. A welcome back he’s chuffed and delights in jumping on the table and perching his paws on the saddle. I just love this picture!
Bridget Ringdahl
Pedaling has been natural to me since the tender age of three. Cycling is practical, fun, it gets you to the corner café, across countries, continents, keeps you fit and is by far the most efficient and environmentally friendly transport option around, being virtually carbon neutral.
I live in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal which is great cycling country, within 10 minutes I can be bouncing along some of the finest single tracks in the province.
I live in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal which is great cycling country, within 10 minutes I can be bouncing along some of the finest single tracks in the province.
Latest posts by Bridget Ringdahl (see all)
- El Pancito at the Races - 12th November 2015
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- Chamser Kangri, all of 6622m – Changthang Ladakh - 24th April 2014
Bridge - Who will be taking Lucky and Impi for walks while you head for the hills? might we see them when we fill in your "dog walking duty" at the SPCA? love Nikki and Paul (and Dizzy and Sushi - who would be VERY annoyed if we left them at home for so long!)
Wishing both Brigiiita and Carlos the most wonderful trip into the Himalayas! Look forward to having you home again in the springtime. Lucky and Impi dog will be watching for you at the gate and waiting for happy travel tales. Bon voyage! luv Pia and Kech and Yan and Tim
Dear Bridge, What an inspiration you are! Got the address from Gudrun. Reminded me of my cora round Mount Kailash in 2005 at 19,500feet. That certainly was breathtaking!! In fact I had no breath at all. Such wonderful simple and hospitable people. The less they have the more generous they are. But you have certainly seen life at the centre, and long may it continue. Would love to see you…
How many passes did you cover by the way?