Josie Dew

In a raging gale with 4ft of flood water to forge and waterfalls of cold, late November rain running down my neck I finally arrived, bedraggled but happy, at Land’s End. It has taken me 5041 waterlogged miles to cycle / aquaplane around the watery edges of England and Wales, and a whole lot more […]

Another postcard from Josie, hot on the heals of the last… Devon proved mountainous, Cornwall is proving even more mountainous punctuated by the odd free-falling over your handlebars on vertical descents. But come gales, come hail, come floods, come lack of porridge re-filling stations — there’s no stopping me now from reaching the End of […]

Josie has reached South West England on her cycle ride around the coast of the British Isles, as her latest postcard attests… Watchet, Zummerzet As the rising flood waters play havoc with my sleeping bag, body and bottom bracket, I have come to the conclusion that November is perhaps not the most advisable month to […]

Josie’s latest dispatch from the coastlines of the British Isles arrived today… Hello and Hallo(ween) to all you fair maidens out there. You might like to know (tho’ you probably lost interest long ago) that I’m still alive having weathered a 90 mph gale (in my tent) on a cliff edge near Fishguard (they don’t […]